Tag Archives: deepavali

Why is the boss hogging all the limelight and acting like he's the most important? The celebration is for them. It's not for him and not about him!

Netter Kumarason Rajah shared that when he walked around his neighborhood in Punggol following yesterday’s Deepavali PH, he was astonished by the “nightmare scene”. Litter was everywhere, from the benches to the playground. “it’s littered insanely follishly with no utter respect for law and order and social convictions. I spoke …

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) once again looks to delight fellow Singaporeans who celebrate the occasion with a gorgeous visual feast of decorated MRT trains, which run on the North East Line and Downtown Line. So, if trains breakdown again, you can always look at the nice Deepavali decorations and enjoy them, while waiting for the trains to move again.

I saw this story on marketing website Mumbrella Asia highlighting Cold Storage's Deepavali promotion of... 38% off beef! Personally I am just astounded that a large organisation can make such a huge mistake like this, and worse the promo and the marketing collateral must have gone through several approval layers so it's not a case of one single idiot to blame.

To be stunned to see when you pass by your Neighbourhood. Can those expats understand this is not India to litter!!!! Feeling disgusted to see this. I feel for the cleaner.

I am clearly disappointed at the sight of a Halloween decoration taking precedence over the Deepavali displays at your Sportshub branch.

I'm Sure you're well aware that Changi Airport is one of Singapore's most iconic, recognized and decorated landmarks and places of interest to both locals and visitors. Hence imagine my disquiet and discomfort and how troubled I felt to notice in a fren's FB posting that Xmas decorations are already being put up along changi airport.. Is it budgetary constraints, not having the local calendar on your desks or sheer laziness that compelled your organsiation to get straight to putting up xmas decorations now instead of having to be clever and modify the decorations used for Deepavali for the Xmas hols

As the vast majority of India’s population depends on agriculture, many Indian festivals are often linked to agriculture and related activities. The Pongal Festival is one of the most important harvest festivals celebrated in India. Also known as Sankaranthi, it is celebrated mostly in South India, especially in Tamil Nadu, where farming is the main livelihood. Pongal falls in mid-January each year, to welcome the beginning of the 10th Tamil Month, called Thai. It is a period of thanksgiving to nature for the bountiful harvest.