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Why you shouldn't wish anyone a 'Happy Good Friday'

The story behind Good Friday can clear your doubts regarding the dilemma of using the word 'Good' and still not greeting anyone with joy

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This year, Good Friday is observed on April 7. Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: istock

This year, Good Friday is observed on April 7. Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: istock

The habit of reading the word 'good' and referring to happy moments may confuse you on the day of 'Good Friday'. Many unintentionally end up wishing their friends with greetings like 'Happy Good Friday' which is the result of a lack of information.

The story behind Good Friday can clear your doubts regarding the dilemma of using the word 'Good' and still not greeting anyone with joy.

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