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Holi is near about 10 days left and childrens in the streets have already started hitting lolas. Its so embarasing!!!!!!!!!!!!
We will be going some where of some important work and getting wet with the lolas is so embarasing.
Why don't people enjoy festivel with their own frens and relatives????
Why do the disturb people on the way??????
Festival is for fun and celebration with the one they know not with others.
More over holi is the festival of colours and spreading happiness all over.
But these days people more over the youngsters group they have added these lolas and different types of colour that goes with much difficulty to it.
This festival is for happiness and with such activities it may bring sadness to those going for important work.
We should celebrate it on that very day and not so much days prior to it.
Sarensa
Kathmandu Medical College
Sinamangal, Kathmandu
Nepal
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i'm so glad i don't live in nepal. It's like a "pap" being a girl. I mean not only do you get little kids chucking lolas but grown up juvenile deliquients doing it too. I remember walking down assan being chucked like 5 lolas at once and being completely soaked and also whilst going to school.
sadly there's no answer to this problem. i remember some people being appraoched by the local police but i don't know how far the matter was taken, possible verbal warnings. But the best way to approach it is wear wellington boots (gumboots ), raincoat and an umbrella!
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More over holi is the festival of colours and spreading happiness all over.
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holi is no doubt a great festival,&i dont think it shold be played only on thatday.ya great caution should be given not to involve not interested ones like u .
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), raincoat and an umbrella!
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