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Diwali emoji crowdsourced by Twitter India goes live
Updated On: 28 October, 2016 01:25 PM IST | | mid-day online correspondent
<p>In a first of its kind interactive activity, thousands of Indians participated in a unique 48-hour Twitter Poll @TwitterIndia and chose the colour of this year’s customised Twitter diwali ‘diya’ emoji</p>

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People chose the colour of the emoji through a unique Twitter poll
India: In a first of its kind interactive activity, thousands of Indians participated in a unique 48-hour Twitter Poll @TwitterIndia and chose the colour of this year’s customised Twitter diwali ‘diya’ emoji. People chose from four options: orange, blue, green, and pink -- and orange was the clear winner, with approximately 50% of votes in favour of this bright festive colour.
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