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01/01/2024

Embracing the opportunities of the new year with enthusiasm, gratitude, and a commitment to excellence. Wishing you a successful and fulfilling 2024! 🎉 "

05/05/2023

Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti, is one of the most important Buddhist festivals celebrated worldwide. It marks the birth, enlightenment, and death of Gautama Buddha and is observed on the full moon day of the lunar month of Vesakha (April/May).
Gautama Buddha encouraged his followers to cultivate inner peace and self-awareness through meditation and mindfulness. He believed that peace is not just the absence of conflict, but a state of mind characterized by harmony, compassion, and understanding.
Buddha's message of peace is profoundly relevant in today's world, as humanity grapples with conflict, violence and inequality. His teachings remind us that peace is not an unattainable ideal, but a state of being that can be nurtured through our thoughts, words, and actions.
In corporate culture, the principles can be applied to cultivate a more compassionate, ethical and mindful approach to business practices. By embracing his tenets of nonviolence, empathy, and mindfulness, organizations can foster an atmosphere of collaboration, innovation, and well-being, engendering a more sustainable and harmonious work environment.

"Self-control is strength, Right thought is mastery & Calmness is power"~ Buddha

22/04/2023

World Earth Day is a reminder of the importance of our planet and the urgent need to protect it. It is a day to reflect on our individual and collective impact on the environment and to take action towards a more sustainable future. Let us use this day as an opportunity to educate ourselves and others, make positive changes in our daily lives, and advocate for policies that prioritize the health of our planet. Let us work together to ensure that future generations can enjoy a healthy and thriving Earth.

21/03/2023

We turn 13!!

Celebrating this Teen & Team spirit and zeal to scale greater heights, staying true to our vision.

A vision and ethos of doing great work in a collaborative environment which supports learning, encourages pride and passion in what we do, fostering growth and a learning mindset.

We thank our clients and partners who have contributed towards Coral's growth and success story. We look forward to your continued support.

- Team Coral

Priyanka Desai Shubhra Brakh

08/03/2023

A ‘40 DAY’ LONG HOLI CELEBRATION!!

Yes, you read it right!

I am from Barsana, where Holi is not just celebrated but lived out like a grand experience over a period of 40 days.

Unlike other months of the Hindu calendar, ‘Faag ka mahina’ which starts off from Basant Panchami, is 40 days long. The Barsana residents (from Radharani’s village) invite the Nandgaon residents (from Krishna’s village) over every evening at the Radharani temple, where they hold a ‘Samaj’.

At the Samaj, both sides sit opposite one another with a Holy book placed in between, which they read out in a lyrical manner. The singing makes for a divine, positive and vibrant atmosphere. As the book reading concludes, it ushers in the 3 day ‘Lathmaar Holi’ which is played out as follows:
• Day 1: Laddumaar holi in Barsana
• Day 2: Lathmaar holi in Barsana
• Day 3: Lathmaar holi in Nandgaon

In Laddumaar holi, a person performs a traditional dance in front of Radharani at the temple. Whilst dancing, the person starts throwing laddoos, which people try to catch and collect as these are considered as Prasad from the God. This event takes place in the temple premises in the evening. The air all around is vibrant with multi coloured gulaal.
In Lathmaar Holi at Barsana, the Nandgaon Males dressed traditionally as “huriyaare” come to the Radharani temple to seek blessing and then start the auspicious proceedings. Married ladies of Barsana use sticks (Lath) to hit the Huriyaare on their shield which they use for their protection. This symbolises that Radha is playing Holi with Krishna. This unique and amazing celebration has attracted people from all over the world to visit Barsana, experience as well as document the event.

On the third and last day, the same scenario plays out again but with a difference – this time the menfolk of Barsana visit Nandgaon to seek Krishna’s blessings and play Holi with the Nandgaon ladies.

Wishing everyone a Happy, Vibrant and Safe Holi!!

- Aanurag Sharma, Team Coral

Image Courtesy: Shubhra Brakh Maria Tirkey Megha Kohli

08/03/2023

A ‘40 DAY’ LONG HOLI CELEBRATION!!

Yes, you read it right!

I am from Barsana, where Holi is not just celebrated but lived out like a grand experience over a period of 40 days.

Unlike other months of the Hindu calendar, ‘Faag ka mahina’ which starts off from Basant Panchami, is 40 days long. The Barsana residents (from Radharani’s village) invite the Nandgaon residents (from Krishna’s village) over every evening at the Radharani temple, where they hold a ‘Samaj’.

At the Samaj, both sides sit opposite one another with a Holy book placed in between, which they read out in a lyrical manner. The singing makes for a divine, positive and vibrant atmosphere. As the book reading concludes, it ushers in the 3 day ‘Lathmaar Holi’ which is played out as follows:
• Day 1: Laddumaar holi in Barsana
• Day 2: Lathmaar holi in Barsana
• Day 3: Lathmaar holi in Nandgaon

In Laddumaar holi, a person performs a traditional dance in front of Radharani at the temple. Whilst dancing, the person starts throwing laddoos, which people try to catch and collect as these are considered as Prasad from the God. This event takes place in the temple premises in the evening. The air all around is vibrant with multi coloured gulaal.
In Lathmaar Holi at Barsana, the Nandgaon Males dressed traditionally as “huriyaare” come to the Radharani temple to seek blessing and then start the auspicious proceedings. Married ladies of Barsana use sticks (Lath) to hit the Huriyaare on their shield which they use for their protection. This symbolises that Radha is playing Holi with Krishna. This unique and amazing celebration has attracted people from all over the world to visit Barsana, experience as well as document the event.

On the third and last day, the same scenario plays out again but with a difference – this time the menfolk of Barsana visit Nandgaon to seek Krishna’s blessings and play Holi with the Nandgaon ladies.

Wishing everyone a Happy, Vibrant and Safe Holi!!

- Aanurag Sharma, Team Coral

Image Courtesy: Shubhra Brakh, Maria Tirkey, Megha Kohli

18/03/2022

Wishing everyone colors of happiness, joy and laughter. Happy Holi!! 😊

17/03/2022

We have turned 12 today!!🎉🎉

Cheers to the journey so far and way ahead...

26/06/2020

Presenting 'Friday Findings' - where our Storytellers share their experiences, observations and anecdotes.

#1 The Legacy of the Raj by Priyanka Desai.

24/06/2020

Just imagine, why do we imagine?

23/06/2020

As Restaurants gear up to open in Unlock 1.0, let's hear what would truly drive consumer confidence wrt ordering in or dining out?

DM us your thoughts and suggestions.

P.S. Stay tuned for the weekly mailer covering this topic.

22/06/2020

Looking out for the silver lining in these difficult times. Sharing a story of hope and faith, which inspired us. DM us your story as to how has lockdown changed your life?

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