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  1. ADMIN
    Holi, the festival of colours is finally here and knocking at your doors. But, so is coronavirus aka COVID-19, which has sent the entire world in a panic mode.

    Imagine the day we all probably waited for or made plans for is now on the verge of getting ruined and we can't blame anyone for putting their life and health in risk over bhaang, pichkari and colours. And it makes sense to avoid meeting larger groups of people, because you never know if the person dancing next to you at a Holi party has tested positive for coronavirus or not.
    Recently, even PM Narendra Modi and many political leaders too announced that they will not celebrate Holi in the wake of coronavirus. So does that mean people won't play Holi this time?
    No! Not everyone is scared of playing Holi. There are still some people who believe in YOLO. There are still some people who are extremely excited about Holi and have decided to throw a party for their friends and family too. And this story is for all you guys.
    Any party can become lit if you take care of these two things - good food and good music. While we trust you to take care of the food bit, we are happy to help you update your playlist for 2020 with these new peppy numbers. After all, "kab tak balam pichkari and rang barse sunoge?" (Till when will you listen to Balam Pichkari and Rang Barse?)
    So here are some new songs you can add to your playlist for Holi 2020.
    Holi Mein Rangeele
    Badri Ki Dulhania
    Jai Jai Shiv Shankar - War
    Holi Me Rang Raj Raj Barse
    Holiya Mein Ude Re Gulaal Holi EDM Mix
    Kamariya Hila Rahi Hai
    Khadke Glassy
    Gulaal
    But, if you've decided not to play Holi due to coronavirus, then you can listen to these songs, sing or dance on them while washing your hands or applying a hand sanitizer.

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  2. ADMIN
    Realme has been doing some amazing work behind the scenes to bring some of the phones in the market. Last year, the Realme 5 series was a hit for the company, and now they're back with the Realme 6 series, with major upgrades across the board.
    Today, I'll be talking about the Realme 6 Pro and tell you why I love this phone. I've been using the Realme 6 Pro as my primary phone for quite some time now and I think it's currently the best phone to buy in the market if your budget is under Rs. 20,000.
    1. Design & Build Quality I've said this in the past and I'll say it again - Realme makes some of the most beautiful looking phones in the market right now. The Realme 6 Pro doesn't have a glass back, but it looks absolutely stunning. It's a mixture of glass and plastic. So it's not the most premium-feeling material in the world, but it'll definitely attract some eyeballs.
    Β© MensXP/ Karthik Iyer
    As you can see, I've been using the "Lightning Blue" variant of the phone and it's got this crazy lighting design at the back. The orange variant also looks equally stunning in my opinion.
    The phone has got a decent weight to it and it has all the necessary features that you'd expect from a phone like a USB Type C port, a 3.5mm headphone jack and more. There's a quad-camera setup at the back with minimal Realme branding. The fingerprint scanner has been moved to the side of the phone, and I think it's a great move.
    The Realme 6 Pro has a single firing speaker at the bottom and it supports Dolby Atmos hi-res audio quality. You can also add a micro SD card to expand the storage, which is great. Overall, I have nothing but good things to say about the Realme 6 Pro's design and build quality. Good job, Realme!
    2. Display The display is one of my favourite features of the Realme 6 Pro and I think that's what kept me from switching to a different device even after my testing period. You're looking at a 6.6-inch FHD+ IPS panel with support for a 90Hz refresh rate.
    Β© MensXP/ Karthik Iyer
    Yes, it's not an AMOLED panel like the one found on the Galaxy M31. So you're probably going to miss seeing deep blacks and punchy colors on the screen. That being said, the high-refresh rate, especially in this price range, will definitely make up for it.
    The display is covered with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 and it also has a punch-hole cutout for the dual selfie cameras. The display looks modern thanks to the punch-hole cutout and low bezels, and the high refresh rate is just icing on the cake.
    During my usage, I found that the panel manages to hold a high refresh rate without any issues. It also gets decently bright to use outdoors. If you've never used a high-refresh-rate panel before, then you must check this out. It's a feature that we don't see often in mid-range phones, and it's a great way to make more people experience the 90Hz refresh rate. I am sure you'll love interacting with the phone using this display.
    3. Performance The Realme 6 Pro is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 720G processor which is specifically built for phones in this price range. I am not going to throw in some crazy numbers and specs of the processor, but I'll just say that it's a great processor.
    The processor is coupled with up to 12GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. I've been using the high-end variant of the phone for testing and the performance is pretty impressive. You absolutely don't need to worry about the performance. This is one of those phones that can handle anything you throw at it.
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    Mid-range phones have gotten a lot better over the years and the Realme 6 Pro with the Snapdragon 720G is pushing it further at this point. This is currently the phone powered by this particular processor, so we'll have more comparisons when other phones drop in the market.
    Realme has also optimized the software on this phone very well. Together, both the hardware and the software manages to give you a solid performance while using the phone. The Realme 6 Pro runs Realme UI out of the box that's based on Android 10. This is the latest version of Andriod out there on the market, so it's good that you're getting the best in the business.
    I did notice some glitches from time to time while the phone though. For instance, the software would just freeze on me while using a particular, forcing me to close the app altogether and start over again. I think this is something that they can fix with future updates, but I think I should mention that in the review.
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    As for gaming, I did play a couple of games of PUBG Mobile and Call OF Duty Mobile on the Realme 6 Pro and it was pretty good. The 90Hz display definitely helps with gaming on supported titles. But it's safe to say that the phone can handle almost all the titles without any stutters.
    4. Camera The Realme 6 Pro sports a quad-camera setup at the back which includes a 64MP primary sensor made by Samsung. It's coupled with an 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens, a 12MP telephoto lens, and a 2MP macro lens. On the front, there are two cameras for selfies. One is a normal 16MP wide-angle lens, whereas the other one is an 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens.
    As you can see, the phone has a pretty versatile set of cameras. So how's the performance? Well, here are some samples that I managed to shoot while testing the phone over a few days-

    I'd say the images shot during the day with enough light turned out pretty well. There's a lot of details to zoom into thanks to that 64MP sensor and the dynamic range is also good. You can also use the ultra-wide lens to get more of the scene into the frame, but it's not as good as the other sensors.
    Thanks to the new 2X and 5X zoom modes, you can close in on the subject like never before on a Realme phone. It comes handy but I won't recommend using the 5x zoom mode unless you have a tripod. As for the nigh mode pictures, they're pretty decent. The images will definitely come out better at night while using a tripod, but I managed to get some sweet shots even without one.
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    Overall, I think the Realme 6 Pro has really good cameras. Obviously, it's not competing with the flagships out there, but I think it's one of the best sets of cameras that you can get in this price range.
    5. Battery Life The Realme 6 Pro packs a 4,300 mAh battery under the hood that keeps the lights on. The battery also comes with 30W Flash Charge support, which is great. During my usage, believe it or not, I was getting over 7 hours on screen-on time on a single charge, which insane.
    Β© MensXP/ Karthik Iyer
    Even if moderate to heavy usage, I think this phone will last easily for a day. And as I said, it comes with fast charge support, so you don't have to worry about charging times too. I was able to charge the phone for just an hour and get a lot of juice.
    6. The Final Say The Realme 6 Pro starts at Rs 16,999 for the base variant and goes all the way up to Rs 18,999 for the high-end variant. So even if you're going for the high-end variant of the phone with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, you'll be shelling out less than Rs 20,000.
    At that price, you're essentially getting a beautiful-looking device with great features like a 90Hz panel, good performance (thanks to Snapdragon 720G SoC), impressive battery life, and a versatile set of cameras. It's crazy how you can get so many cool features on a phone that costs less than Rs. 20,000.
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    Realme 6 Pro is directly competing with the Poco X2. While there are a lot of good things to say about the Poco X2 as well, we like what Realme has done with the Realme 6 Pro to make a well-rounded phone.
    I am just going to wrap this up by saying that the Realme 6 Pro is one of the best mid-range phones I've used in a while, which is why I am not going to hesitate to recommend it to anybody who's looking to buy a phone under Rs. 20,000.

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  3. ADMIN
    Way, way before the proliferation of social media, there were television personalities that enjoyed massive clout and fan following. Video Jockeys or VJs, among all television personalities, have always been placed higher up the pedestal. In essence, VJs, much before the concept of influencers was discovered, were the original influencers.

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    Varun Sood, is one such influencer. A renowned VJ, a decorated athlete, an actor, one of IndiaΓ’s most prominent male influencers - there are many feathers on VarunΓ’s cap. Best known for the various stints that he had with MTV, and their youth-oriented television programmes, Varun, who has played in the national basketball team, is often seen in NBAΓ’s broadcast programmes with fellow VJ, Rannvijay Singha.Β 

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    We sat down for a little chat with the man and talked about his personal style, where VJing stands today, and what is life like for one of IndiaΓ’s original influencers.

    1. Tell us about your journey, how did you start as a content creator?
    When I started out, back in the day, being an influencer wasn't a big deal. I was just posting basic things about my workouts, daily routine, what I wear and eat. And eventually, I became popular on social media and that's when I decided to be a fulltime content creator.
    © Instagram/varunsood12
    2. ThereΓ’s this perception that men do not need to be fashion-conscious and that men have an intrinsic style that they are born with and need to stick with. Do you agree?
    I do not agree that men need to just stick to one style that they think has been allotted to them. In my opinion, men should be fashion conscious and should experiment with their clothes, whether they're going out on a date or a formal event. I think I am not that fashion unconscious and it is okay to be so. Luckily, I partnered with Koovs, who have been instrumental in bringing international fashion into the wardrobe of Indian men.Β 
    © Koovs
    3. What are some sartorial staples that every guy should have in their closet?
    I think it should be a pair of blue jeans that fit you nicely. That is the one thing that every guy should have in his cupboard.
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    4. How would you define your personal style statement?
    My personal style statement is a very basic one. It primarily includes a nice and properly fitting t-shirt and jeans. The only funky and quirky part of my style are my sneakers and I love experimenting with them a lot, and would definitely encourage people to experiment with their sneakers.Β 
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    5. Who is that one style icon that you always look up to? Why?
    I don't have just one style icon, I look up to a number of people. For e.g. all the NBA players. They are tall and well-built. The way they enter an arena stadium looking dapper and sharp is something that mesmerises me. Therefore, I think all the players in the NBA are my style icons.
    6. What do you prefer to wear on a date?
    This is an idea that I picked when I was shooting a project with Koovs actually. I would go for a nice shirt and a pair of chinos. I think that is the perfect semi-formal look for a date.
    © Instagram/varunsood12
    7. What is that one fashion trend that you don't understand or are unable to relate to?
    The one trend that I simply donΓ’t agree with is men wearing extra tight t-shirts and jeans and then walking in a weird way. Fashion is about being comfortable in what you wear and those guys certainly don't look comfortable.
    8. Who is that one historical figure that you'd love to dress up as?
    It has to be President Lincoln. I love the way he used to carry himself. The formal attire along with the hat, I think it was sharp and classy. Someday I would probably want to dress up like him.
    9. What has been the best fashion advice that you've received to date?
    The one fashion advice which has really worked for me was given by my girlfriend. She advised me to not wear too many oversized t-shirts because I tend to wear a lot of loose stuff.Β 
    © Instagram/varunsood12
    10. What advice would you give someone who wants to pursue a career as an influencer?
    Be as honest as you can. And do not try to be somebody who you are not, because if you keep following the trend, and the things that will make you famous, then you probably might get there but then it will not be as efficient and brands might not look at you in an authentic way. So I would say just be real and then it'll happen one day.
    © Instagram/varunsood12
    11. What do you think of men using cosmetics?
    Well, I am completely okay about men using cosmetics(https://www.mensxp.com/grooming/wellness/53889-indian-celebrities-and-their-makeup-routines.html). I myself have used it so many times as I have numerous shoots or photo shoots scheduled. And honestly, it is okay to wear makeup and there is no harm. A lot of people think it's feminine but I disagree, I think it's just to look a little sharp and clean.
    12. Do you have a dedicated skincare routine? Tell us about it?
    I absolutely don't have any skin routine. To be honest, I don't keep my skin very clean, but my girlfriend always takes care of it. She would moisturize my face and would randomly remove my blackheads. So my girlfriend has my skincare routine.
    © Instagram/varunsood12
    13. 5 key things that all men must know when it comes to dressing better?
    Fist of all, always wear well-fitted clothes. Secondly, keep things simple.Β 
    When youΓ’re not sure of something and feel like that it isnΓ’t working the way it should, just add a layer.Β 
    Rule number four would be to always feel comfortable in what you are wearing, even if it's something thatΓ’s extremely out of the box. It's okay and fashionable as long as you are comfortable.Β 
    Finally, just have fun with it and don't think about it too much. Just understand the vibe of the day and wear whatever you want to.

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  4. ADMIN
    As spring comes alive around us, filling our lives with blooming shades of yellows, greens, pinks, and reds, I am yet again reminded of what a blessing it is to be able to appreciate this vividness and revel in it.
    ItΓ’s such a taken-for-granted privilege to be able to look forward to the festivities, celebrate it with family and friends, and just simply set aside any daily monotony for a day filled with greasy food, good company and laughter-filled, multi-hued gulaal attacks.
    © Mayura Balasubramanian
    I am lucky to have it all, and perhaps you are too. But many others are not as fortunate.

    Many people from marginalised communities as well as the differently-abled do not get to enjoy a similar quality of life. They are shunned and often pushed to a corner, kept away to make othersΓ’ life easier. But one woman wouldnΓ’t have any of it, and decided to take it upon herself to change their lives for the better.
    Bengaluru-based Mayura Balasubramanian founded an NGO Γ’CraftizenΓ’ with the aim of adding more value to these peopleΓ’s lives. A social venture, Craftizen works with artisan groups, rural women and differently-abled from across the country to build means of independent sustenance.
    © Mayura Balasubramanian
    To enable the same, she kickstarted an innovative initiative called the Green Skilling program which helps generate livelihoods for close to 200 persons with intellectual disabilities by making natural, flower-based Holi colours, rangoli powders, sand art kits and much more.

    All About The Γ’Green SkillingΓ’ ProgramFor the program, Craftizen collects flowers that have been offered at temples or the ones which have been used in events such as weddings. The collected flowers are brought in and recycled by Γ’PetalistsΓ’ or people with intellectual disabilities who lovingly recycle the flowers to convert them into a unique range of products.
    © Mayura Balasubramanian
    Not only does this initiative generate livelihood, it also prevents hundreds of kilograms of flowers from clogging landfills and instead gives us eco-friendly, natural colours to put to various use.

    Talking about the inspiration behind the program, Mayura told MensXP, Γ’While our primary objective is to enable sustainable livelihoods for marginalized communities through craft based skills, we wanted to add one more impact layer of being eco-friendly by converting discards into useful products and thatΓ’s how the term Γ’Green SkillingΓ’ was coined.Γ’
    © Mayura Balasubramanian
    She further adds, Γ’To date, 900 beneficiaries from marginalised sections including persons with intellectual disability and low-income women who have no other sustainable sources of income have been trained and receive ongoing livelihood support.Γ’

    ItΓ’s An Environmental Blessing In DisguiseThere is more to the Green Skilling program that meets the eye. Mayura shares that apart from saving over 10 tonnes of flowers from ending up in landfills, the initiative also helps save three times the water compared to conventional colours. Combined with their zero plastic packaging, the final product is 100 percent eco-friendly.
    © Mayura Balasubramanian
    Being natural, these colours wash off easily and require one-third the water to clean-up post celebrations compared to regular colours. So basically these handmade colours are non-toxic, safe and skin-friendly and suitable for all.

    Improving The Quality Of Life For Differently-AbledCraftizen, along with other like-minded NGOs and Institutes, identifies and rehabilitates persons with intellectual disabilities by providing them with relevant training and guidance in livelihood. Mayura adds that, Γ’Whether a person has mild, moderate or severe level of disability, they can be engaged in this program since the task can be suited to their ability. Furthermore, we have found and documented that there is therapeutic and cognitive benefit to our Petalists of working with flowers including improved self confidence, ability to work in teams and colour recognition.Γ’
    © Mayura Balasubramanian
    That is not all. With the variety of opportunities under the program, Mayura has ensured that the marginalised and the differently-abled can generate an income throughout the year. So apart from making Holi and rangoli colours, they are also trained in other techniques Γ’to convert paper-dust (collected from cardboard mills) into home accessories and corporate gifts, fabric leftovers into travel kits and pouches, silk thread discards into jewellery and newspapers and magazines into pens,Γ’ highlights Mayura.

    The Larger Impact For A Better Tomorrow © Mayura Balasubramanian
    Craftizen and the Green Skilling program does more than providing its beneficiaries with a source of income. Sharing her insights, Mayura says, Γ’When a person earns an income, they are no longer just going to a day-care to be looked after, they are going to their place of work and this elevates their self worth and also gain respect from their own family members. All of this leads to psychotherapeutic rehabilitation which is important for mental and physical well-being.Γ’

    © Mayura Balasubramanian
    In a paper published in the Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Mental Health in May 2019 by NIMHANS, AsiaΓ’s largest centre for mental health, and Craftizen, the therapeutic and cognitive benefits of the Green Skilling program in psychotherapeutic rehabilitation was documented and made available to the public.

    So hereΓ’s to a celebration of these precious individuals who are adding colours to thousands of lives, thanks to the vision of one woman who wouldnΓ’t settle.

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    Your hair and your beard, both let you make a strong statement and help you garner oodles of attention. However, during summer, with the festival of colours which is Holi, it can all go for a toss. For men with luscious hair and beard, it is not so easy to play Holi with harmful chemical-based colours. It can cause damage to your skin and your hair.Β 
    Once you are done with all the playing, it might be a task for you to go back to your manicured beard or glorious hair.Β 
    Worry you not as here we provide a list of some of the easy-to-follow home remedies that will help you get rid of the colours, faster than anything else.Β 
    Here, check it out.Β 
    For Your Beard:1. Wash Your BeardΒ 
    The moment you step in your home, post-playing Holi, use cold water and wash your beard with a good quality beard shampoo. But remember, delaying this process means that the colour will start settling in and you do not want that. Follow this and move ahead to your next home remedy.
    2. Use Multani Mitti
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    Clay-based products are your best bet as they will help in drying out the colour and it will instantly start showing its wonders. Simply mix it with water and once this paste is ready, you can apply it on your beard. Just let it stay for 15 minutes, then wash it off and you are done!Β 

    3. Lemon Juice
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    Another great way to get out the smut and harmful colours are using an astringent kitchen item which is lemon. A few drops of this one with your beard oil will weaken the molecules of the colour and make the task simpler for you to get rid of it. You can also rub the slices directly on your beard.

    4. Use Charcoal
    © Rosie Botanicals
    Another remedy is activated charcoal. Instead of buying those face masks, you can also use a bar soap that has this ingredient in it. It will help you take off the facial fuzz and there will be no residues left behind. Try it out.

    For Your Hair:5. Use CurdΒ 
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    Once you have stepped in the shower, run water on your hair, so it removes all the excess colour. Now, use curd, before you use your shampoo. It should be enough to cover all your hair follicles. Apply it and let it stay for 45 minutes.

    Use plain water first to wash your hair and then go about your shampoo and conditioner sesh. This removes the colour quickly and there is lesser damage as well.
    6. Use Coconut MilkΒ 
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    If you have to look presentable at work the next day, give coconut milk a try because there's nothing faster than this one. Before you shampoo, use this milk on your hair and let it run through every hair follicle. Then with lukewarm water, wash your hair and you will notice the colours wash out quickly.

    Holi is a festival of colours and fun, and following these simple home remedies will ensure you have a safe and fun day with colours.Β 
    Happy Holi to you all!

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  9. ADMIN
    While watching a magnanimous Hindi movie and those Γ’larger than lifeΓ’ sets in a Dharma Productions movie look and feel good to the eyes, sometimes some of the best movies in the world are the ones which have none of those shenanigans and are downright simple. Here are six low budget movies which prove that you donΓ’t need money but talent and good scripts to make a good movie.Β 

    1. PinkOne of the most surprising hits which was made on a budget of over Rs 20 crore but ended up making over Rs 106 crore at the box office. A powerful movie which explains the importance of consent, this script taught men a better lesson than any big budget movie could have.

    2. KahaaniTrust Vidya Balan to take a script and make it her own which means she needed no big banners to make money from a movie which was made on a budget of a mere Rs 8 crore but ended up doing business of over Rs 104 crores at the box office.

    3. Vicky DonorAyushmann KhurranaΓ’s debut movie was a super hit with the masses and while it had a budget of only Rs 15 crores, the well made movie ended up making over Rs 66 crores at the box office.Β 

    4. Khosla Ka GhoslaAn extremely brilliant movie starring Anupam Kher, Parveen Dabas and Boman Irani, this story is something which a lot of Γ’dilliwalasΓ’ will relate to. Made on a mere budget of less than Rs 5 crore, the movie didnΓ’t make a lot at the box office but continues to be a hit amongst the masses.Β 

    5. The LunchboxAn extremely simple story narrated beautifully and enacted wonderfully by Irrfan Khan and Nimrat Kaur. This movie was made on a budget of Rs 22 crore which is not a lot by Bollywood standards but yet touched a Rs 100 cr and made its mark at various international film festivals.Β 

    6. QueenThe movie which proved that Kangana Ranaut is basically the mitochondria of talent and can make anything work with her magic. The makers exclaimed how no big banner was backing up the movie and no actress was ready to work on a budget of Rs 12 crore but this movie touched the Rs 120 crore mark and swept all awards.Β 



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    While Holi is one of the most celebrated festivals in India, it brings with it a lot of the do's and don'ts especially contextually of what's relevant today. Holi is all about colours and fun as a festival but we should also be more consciousΒ  about a few things that come along with it, especially in the current climate.Β 

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    Here are a few don'ts for Holi you should keep in mind, for health andΒ  safety of you and others around you and of course for some major environmental concerns as well.

    (1) Avoid Crowded AreasThe coronavirus scare is becoming more real than ever and it's best to avoid crowded areas as much as you possibly can. We're not saying it's openly prevalent yet but it's better to be safe than sorry! Maybe meet a few close friends and do a Holi celebration at home or someone's terrace but going to a big festival with a lot of people around could be a little doubtful right now.
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    (2) Avoid Putting Colours On PetsStreet dogs or pet dogs should not be exposed to colour at all, especially to colour that stays longer, or even wet colours for that matter. The colours contain chemicals that can harm their coat and skin, or even blind them temporarily. It's best to keep distance from any animal, pet or otherwise before deciding to play Holi.
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    (3) Avoid Forcefully Putting Colour On SomeoneConsent is important even here. Just because someone has joined in on the celebration does not mean they want to be forced to play Holi or have colour out on them. Respect their wishes and if they say no, adhere to their consent.
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    (4) Avoid Wasting WaterAccording to a NITI Aayog report, Delhi is among 21 major cities that will run out of groundwater by 2020. Another study by the National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI) from earlier this year found out that groundwater levels in the city are depleting at an astonishing rate of 10 cm per year. Which also means we do not have spare water to waste while playing Holi and if we can consciously remember that, it's going to be good for us.
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    (5) Avoid Playing With FilthWhile most of us love splashing water balloons and water at each other, many also love muck, kerosene oil and eggs. Why don't we keep Holi simple, for what it actually stands for and how it's played? Ideally Gulal should be our favoured choice but a lot of people indulge in water colours and balloons too. Avoiding any sort of filth keeps the sanctity of the festival intact.
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    These are some don'ts that should be applicable for the festival today. It's best to adhere to these to avoid health and environmental hazards!

    Happy Holi folks!

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