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Bhai Dooj 2010 – Bhai Dhuj Bhau Beej or Bhai Dhooj in 2010

Bhai Dooj is an Indian traditional festival that brings out the love and affection of brothers and sisters. Bhai Dooj 2010 date is on November 5. Bhai Dhooj is celebrated twice in a year.

The first one is celebrated after the festival of colors, Holi, and another and important one after Diwali. On Bhai Dhooj, sister applies Teeka / tika/ tilak and displays her love giving sweets and other eatables. Brothers give gifts or presentations to their sisters. Bhai Dooj is also spelt as Bhai Duj / Bhai Dhuj/ BhaiDuj / BhaiDhuj.

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