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C for a Care. C for Christmas

Instead of the fanfare that is typical during this time of the year, our sutradhaars feel that the real spirit of the season is by offering support and cheer to those have been hit the hardest because of the pandemic

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"What was that hullabaloo that Gargoyle was telling me about that caused quite the buzz around your site all weekend?" Sir PM was curious as he tried to sound casual while dropping the question to his friend Lady Flora.

"Oh you heard, Pheroze. It was nothing much, actually. I was, as today's young people say, "Trending" all weekend. Visitors came by to see me at the pedestal – I'd never imagined they'd be so many. It happened because I decided to move with the times; create my own Instagram account and Twitter handle; #floraforchange was one of the most followed hashtags all weekend," she was preening like a peacock, Sir PM could see. "Hash…what? my Lady?" Sir PM's flummoxed expression was priceless. "Never mind, Pheroze. It's something I decided to do this Christmas. It's high time that some of us who were privileged to have survived unscathed from this horrible pandemic, give back a little something to those who weren't as lucky, and we must make more people do the same. I'll be heading to a few homes in Colaba that care for lesser privileged school-going children to spread some cheer. How tragic that they lost a whole academic year because they couldn't afford those new-age devices that come with screens, to attend classes!"

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