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"Dussehra is a time for new beginnings. May this festival fill your life with new aspirations and success. Happy Dussehra, everyone! #NewBeginnings #FestiveSpirit" #HappyDussehra #Positivity" #VictoryOfGood #Dussehra2023" #DussehraWishes #FestiveSeason" #HappyDussehra #GoodOverEvil"#FestiveColors #HappyDussehra"

Wishing everyone a delightful Makar Sankranti! May the festival bring joy, prosperity, and new beginnings. 🪁✨ #MakarSankranti #FestivalVibes #JoyfulCelebration #prproperties #realestate #realestatemarketing #realestatesalessuccess #realestatecompanyinbangalore #realestateinvesting

May your life be as vibrant and colorful as the hues of Holi! Wishing you a festival filled with joy, laughter, and delightful moments. #HappyHoli #Holi2024 #HappyHoli2024 #Festival #StockMarketNews #StockMarketIndia #StocksinFocus #ShareMarket #BusinessNews

May the radiant light of Dussehra illuminate your path, guiding you towards success and fulfilment. Embrace this festival with open hearts and let us honour the victory of good over evil. Happy Dussehra! #DussehraCelebration #Vijayadashami #TriumphOfRighteousness #BlessingsAndProsperity #InnerDemonsVanquished #DigitalMarketing #SocialMediaMarketing #ITES #GlobalBusiness #BestPlaceToWork

𝐈𝐬 𝐅𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐨𝐫 𝐅𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐡 𝐉𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐚 𝐓𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐎𝐮𝐫 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲? Let's think about something interesting. Ever noticed how some celebrations get all the attention while others don't get much love in a particular month or quarter? Take a peek at your social media, and you'll see posts saying, 'This festival let's do this' or 'Let's celebrate this festival for these days!' It's like we're only talking about one story and leaving out the rest. But wait, isn't it a bit odd that we're focusing on one festival's story and kind of forgetting about the others? It's like reading a book but only paying attention to one chapter. 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭'𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐢𝐠 𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐚 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞? That only one festival gets to be the main character, while the others are just background noise? Slowly but surely, we're letting this favorite festival take center stage, while the others get pushed aside. Remember, it's us who decide which stories to tell, not the festivals themselves. So, as we enjoy the festivities, let's ask ourselves: Are we celebrating all the different stories, or are we just sticking to one? Let's keep our storytelling diverse and inclusive. Every festival has its own special tale to tell! #Iykyk #JustAThought

Did you know that December has many events, celebrations and festivals? To all those with special events, festivals and celebrations this month REM sends its best wishes. 7th – 15th – Hanukkah (Judaism) 8th – Bodhi Da (Buddhist) 25th – Christmas Day Please feel free to add any other events in the comments below. Whilst we use these words in the narrative above, we appreciate that for some, it is difficult times but what we are trying to do is let people know the different events that are happening around the world throughout December. #RaceEqualityMatters #ActionDrivesChange #ItsEveryonesBusiness

Happy Holi to all our wonderful customers, partners, and team members! May this festival of colors fill your life with joy, happiness, and prosperity. Let's celebrate the spirit of unity and togetherness as we spread love and cheer. Wishing you a vibrant and colorful Holi! #HappyHoli #FestivalOfColors #CelebrateWithJoy #festivalvibes #festivalcelebration #digitalamarketing #socialemediamarketing #searchengineoptimization #advertisingagency #brandingstrategy #consulting #digitalamarketingexpart

Happy Holi to all our wonderful customers, partners, and team members! May this festival of colors fill your life with joy, happiness, and prosperity. Let's celebrate the spirit of unity and togetherness as we spread love and cheer. Wishing you a vibrant and colorful Holi! #HappyHoli #FestivalOfColors #CelebrateWithJoy #festivalvibes #festivalcelebration #digitalamarketing #socialemediamarketing #searchengineoptimization #advertisingagency #brandingstrategy #consulting #digitalamarketingexpart

Know the festival A series, in an effort to raise awareness and help those interested to learn more about (Hindu) festivals. Oh yes, it’s festival season for the Hindus. Today is Ganesh Chathurthi. Lord Ganesha’s Birthday. Ganesh or Vinayaka, the elephant face god, is the youngest son of Lord Shiva and Parvathi. His brother is Lord Muruga. He is the first to worship in any temple, function, or festival. He is the invocator also known as the lord of beginnings. Why does Ganesh, have an elephant face has an interesting story to it. Check the Wikipedia link in the comments to know more. How to wish your teammate on this day: Happy Ganesh Chathurthi (cha-thoor-thi) How do people celebrate: Buy or make clay molds of lord Ganesha and worship them in their house. They keep the idol for 10 days and immerse it on the 11th day in a well or in a body of water. Why: Signifance that mud goes back to being mud. Everything belongs to the mother earth. What: People offer Modhak (North) or Kozhakattai: ko-la-kat-tai (South) made out of rice flour, jaggery, and coconut to the god and consume them. Lord Ganesha is supposed to be the witty one, and his charm is why many adore him. Attached is a picture of how we celebrate Ganesh Chathurthi in our house. Do you have any festival or food that resembles this? If so share them in the comments below. #Globalteams #culture #Scrumaster #festivals

🙏 Happy Navratri! 🙏 🌺Wishing you nine nights of devotion and happiness.😊 May this auspicious occasion inspire us to always choose the path of righteousness and spread positivity wherever we go. 💃Get ready to groove to the beats of this vibrant festival! 💃🎉 #NavratriCelebrations #HappyNavratri #digitalmarketingagency #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketingservices #comstatsolutions