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As I am from India and spent my teenage years there so I never dated a blonde girl before because all the girls are black haired. But now I am dating this really nice blonde girl.
It might sound stupid but her hair colour is always a little different when we go out on date and after some activity.
Like sometimes is it pure golden and then it is brownish at the end of the day.😂
If her hair are wet they look brown. Then sometimes when she comes out on a date they are a different kind of blonde tint almost every time.😂

I mean I love that. But still does the blonde colour actually change according to various factors.
And with change in colour I mean "change in appearance not actual colour change"😂

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Lok Sabha elections (national elections in India) are about to be conducted from 11th of April 2019 to 19th of May 2019 in 7 phases.

With coming of elections, a movie on the current Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi is about be released on 5th of April 2019 by the name PM Narendra Modi.

The opposition however, isn't in the favour of the release of this movie as it may impact the public falsely and hence affect the elections.

Former civil servants urge EC to delay release of Modi biopic, say it violates Model Code of Conduct

Modi’s chief rival, the opposition Congress Party, urged India’s Election Commission this week to block the film’s release. Saying its purpose is to “get some extra mileage in the elections,” the opposition argued that the movie’s release would violate government guidelines that prohibit certain types of political campaigning in the run-up to voting.
- Los Angeles Times
India’s Narendra Modi, battling for reelection, gets a questionable Bollywood boost
What are your opinions?