Holi and International Women’s Day are just a few days away. The preparations and celebrations of the same have already begun. One must be making plans to see and walk around town with their friends and family during this festive season. But there are also a whole lot of people who don’t like the idea of celebrating Holi. We’ve listed down some places where you can visit and enjoy both International Women’s Day and Holi.
Moonstone Hammock
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This year, paint your Holi with the colours of adventure, music, togetherness and memories that you will cherish for a lifetime, with Moonstone Hammock. Celebrate the spirit of Holi with traditional bonfire, Bollywood songs by live acoustic band, barbeque and many more.
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What: Rang 2020
When: March 7th to March 8th 2020
Where: Moonstone Hammock, Karjat
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It brings in an array of celebrations for Women’s Day. To kick off the celebrations we bring to you a special screening for Erin Brockovich, an award-winning Hollywood biographical film. This movie is an inspiration and dedicated to women achievers in a changing society who are willing to stand up for what is right.
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What: Movie of the month – Erin Brockovich
When: March 8th 2020
Timings: 7:00 PM onwards
Where: The Plaza, Ground Floor
The Meghalayan Age- 2020
A special one of a kind tourism festival by Meghalayan Tourism and E Factor is all set to showcase its natural and adventurous wares to the world for the very first time. This festival will truly be incredible with the major attraction of the Hot Air Balloon Rides, Caving for the adrenaline junkies, and an experience of the unadulterated ‘Meghalayan’ way of life.
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What: ‘The Meghalayan Age- 2020’
When: March 7th to March 15th, 2020
Where: Wenfield in Thadlaskein in West Jaintia Hills
In today’s turbulent time and age, when women across our world are responsibly discharging their duties as Presidents and Heads of State, industrialists and entrepreneurs, social activists and sarpanches, we acknowledge and applaud this spectrum of socio-political change witnessed over the last one hundred years.
As we celebrated International Women’s Day (IWD) on 8 March, the global landscape remains a stark reminder that for millions of women ‘equality’ is not a corporate slogan, but a matter of literal survival.
International Women’s Day 2026, under the theme, “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls”, calls for action to dismantle all barriers to equal justice: discriminatory laws, weak legal protections, and harmful practices and social norms that erode the rights of women and girls, according to the United Nations.