NO COLORS IN SOUTH INDIA !!!

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Originally posted by : CA AYUSH AGRAWAL

Generally Its in Extreme South Part Like Chennai and kerala.
 

Uhmm I'm not aware of it. Thanks for updating anywaysyes

 

 

Originally posted by : Aanya

Hyderabad is known for celebrating each and every festival... It has mixed population.. 

 

Ms. Aanya, I guess you too are from Hyderabad.

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Originally posted by : CA AYUSH AGRAWAL

Generally Its in Extreme South Part Like Chennai and kerala.
 

Uhmm I'm not aware of it. Thanks for updating anywaysyes

 

 

Originally posted by : Aanya

Hyderabad is known for celebrating each and every festival... It has mixed population.. 

 

Ms. Aanya, I guess you too are from Hyderabad.

Originally posted by : Shrikant
Originally posted by : Aanya


Hyderabad is known for celebrating each and every festival... It has mixed population.. 


Ms. Aanya, I guees you too are from Hyderabad.

hmmm kinda....!!!!! smiley

Am a chennai-ite..Working at chennai & still we celebrated Holi very extensively at my office where majority employees are South Indians

Originally posted by : Tamilan

It would be correct if we say that south india is not affected by holi festival which is celebrated in a most weird manner by touching each other inappropriately.....!

 

I think north indians use such festival as stressbuster.!

Dude, whatever but it's not appropriate to abuse any region!!!angry

Originally posted by : Tamilan

It would be correct if we say that south india is not affected by holi festival which is celebrated in a most weird manner by touching each other inappropriately.....!

 

I think north indians use such festival as stressbuster.!


i dont accept this yaar ... discussion stands good only if it is restricted to a certain point ... we have no right to say something that we dont know about . people have different customs and religion according to which they celebrate ...

Why people of north india wont celebrate SANKRANTHI  as south indians do???

 

Please do not use the Professional Site for abusing any relion, caste or festival.

You are right Ayush..We south indians rarely celebrate Holi and many other celebrations that other parts of India have..Compared to other parts we have very less festivals i feel so....But nowadays in my place there are so many north indian people who coming here for work....They celebrated holi in different part of Kerala..

You are also right that south indian cultures are just oppisite of North indians.smileythats why we says

Unity in diversity ...We all are Indians and we all are one in these diversity also...smiley

Originally posted by : CA AYUSH AGRAWAL

 

Read

"Why Holi is Not Celebrated in Chennai"..

Written by Boopathi From Chennai..

Just Came Across His Article.

Originally posted by : raghavendra

Why people of north india wont celebrate SANKRANTHI  as south indians do???

 

In South India i.e. Chennai, No One Knows Sankranti.

Here People Celebrate as "Pongal".

and North Indian Celebrate Sankranti as Major Festival, Diversity in Each and Every Region.

In Rajasthan, Punjab They Use to Fly the Kites, in Maharstra and Other region Its Making New Food and Til and Jaggery Items.

In Gujarat, Fly Kites.

Originally posted by : Human Being

.....My intention is not to abuse any region, infact am living in west part of india for more than 20 years and am in love with a north indian girl, but still am a south indian, so i find very difficult to accept anyone discussing about culture of south indians in a funny manner...

If anyone was hurt by my previous comment, then am sorry.!....


Mr.Human Being / Tamilzhan .... Please don't take things in an inappropriate manner, Mr. Ayush was surprised that Holi is not being celebrated across South India.

why you are unnecessarily dragging the issues of molestation , environment and cultural conflict and your aspiration for North India Girls etc to this discussion...

 

Please do not use Professional forum for such unwanted debate on culture and religion.

 

 


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