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Wish You Happy Holi / Dol

March 21st, 2008 by Angsuman Chakraborty

Holi is the festival of radiance, colors and usher in spring. I wish you all a happy Holi / Dol (as we Bengalis say) and hope that you all remain safe (no colors in eye).

Holi / Dol is also used as an occasion for old foes to come together and forget their feuds, at least for the day.

Take a look at few pictures on images.google.com and you will get a general idea of holi, if you don’t know about it already.


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2 Responses to “Wish You Happy Holi / Dol”

  1. John Says:

    Hi, just Wish You Happy Holi / Dol for you who celebrate it

  2. Angsuman Chakraborty Says:

    Thanks John.

Looking forward to hear your thoughts.



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