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Anti-Valentine’s Week offers a fun way to move on and celebrate independence. Discover the significance of each day, from Slap Day to Breakup Day, and enjoy a fresh start.

Embracing singlehood: The fun side of anti-Valentine’s Week

Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week offers a fun way to move on and celebrate independence. Discover the significance of each day, from Slap Day to Breakup Day, and enjoy a fresh start.

Valentine&rsquo;s Week may be all about love, romance, and grand gestures, but let&rsquo;s be honest&mdash;not everyone is in the mood for heart-shaped balloons and candlelit dinners.
Whether you&rsquo;re happily single, healing from a breakup, or just over the love-fest, Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week is here to bring a refreshing, lighthearted twist.
From February 15 to February 21, this week is all about moving on, celebrating self-love, and having some fun along the way. If you&rsquo;ve ever rolled your eyes at lovey-dovey posts on social media, this might just be the celebration for you!
<h3>What is Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week?</h3>
While Valentine&rsquo;s Day, observed on February 14, is all about expressing love and affection, the festivities actually start a week earlier, with couples exchanging gifts, flowers, and sweet gestures. But love isn't for everyone, and that&rsquo;s exactly where Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week steps in!
Kicking off right after Valentine's Day, this week is dedicated to moving forward&mdash;whether that means leaving behind toxic relationships, embracing independence, or just having a laugh at love&rsquo;s ups and downs. It&rsquo;s a reminder that being single can be just as fun&mdash;if not more!
<h3>Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week Full List 2025</h3>
If you&rsquo;re ready to swap romance for some much-needed self-love, here&rsquo;s your official Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week lineup:
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February 15 &ndash; Slap Day
No, you&rsquo;re not actually supposed to slap your ex (though we get why some might feel like it!).
Instead, Slap Day is all about symbolically &ldquo;slapping away&rdquo; negativity. Whether it&rsquo;s deleting old texts, unfollowing an ex, or tossing out reminders of a past relationship, this day is about making space for a fresh start.
February 16 &ndash; Kick Day
Time to kick out all the lingering emotional baggage! On Kick Day, people take a step forward by letting go of toxic influences and making room for positivity and self-growth.
Whether that means blocking a number, cutting off a bad habit, or even rearranging your room for a new vibe&mdash;this day is all about moving forward.
February 17 &ndash; Perfume Day
After shedding negativity, it&rsquo;s time to refresh and recharge. Perfume Day is all about treating yourself&mdash;wear your favourite scent, pamper yourself, or do something that makes you feel confident and radiant. The goal? To focus on self-care and self-love.
February 18 &ndash; Flirt Day
Enough of the heartbreak talk&mdash;it&rsquo;s time to have some fun! Flirt Day is your excuse to be charming, strike up conversations, and embrace new possibilities.
Whether it&rsquo;s harmless banter with a stranger or just dressing up for yourself, today is all about confidence and fun.
February 19 &ndash; Confession Day
Got something on your mind? Confession Day is the perfect time to let it out! Whether it&rsquo;s confessing your feelings to a crush or making amends with someone you&rsquo;ve hurt, this day is about honesty and closure&mdash;whatever that may look like for you.
February 20 &ndash; Missing Day
We all miss people&mdash;friends, past lovers, family members. Missing Day is the perfect opportunity to reach out and reconnect. Whether you send a simple text or make a heartfelt call, today is about embracing your emotions and expressing how you feel.
February 21 &ndash; Breakup Day
If something isn&rsquo;t serving you anymore, Breakup Day is the time to let go. Whether it&rsquo;s a bad relationship, a toxic friendship, or even a bad habit, today is all about prioritising yourself. Because sometimes, the best love story is the one you write for yourself.
While Valentine&rsquo;s Week celebrates love, Anti-Valentine&rsquo;s Week is about embracing YOU. Whether you use this week to heal, laugh, or just enjoy your own company, the important thing is to do it on your own terms. Love may come and go, but self-love is forever!
So, if you&rsquo;ve been feeling a little left out this season&mdash;don&rsquo;t be. There&rsquo;s a whole week dedicated to you, your growth, and your happiness.

Salman Khan recreated his iconic song ‘Saathiya Tune Kya Kiya’ with boxer Nikhat Zareen and made her dream come true.

Salman Khan recreates ‘Saathiya Yeh Tune Kya Kiya’ with boxer Nikhat Zareen, makes her ‘dreams come true’

Salman Khan is currently busy shooting for ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’.

Salman Khan recreated his iconic song &lsquo;Saathiya Tune Kya Kiya&rsquo; with boxer Nikhat Zareen and made her dream come true.

&nbsp; Actor Salman Khan recently made boxer Nikhat Zareen&rsquo;s dreams come true when he recreated his iconic song &lsquo;Saathiya Tune Kya Kiya&rsquo; with her. A video has been shared on Nikhat&rsquo;s Twitter handle, in which she can be seen dancing to the song from the movie &lsquo;Love&rsquo; with the actor.
Sharing the post, she wrote, &lsquo;Finallyyyyy intezar khatam hua&rsquo; and used the hashtag &lsquo;Dream come true&rsquo;.&nbsp;
 Soon after she shared the video, fans flooded the comment section. A fan wrote, &lsquo;Many many congratulations. Finally you meet him ....... With boxer you are also be a good actress &nbsp;OMG..... God bless you.&rsquo; Another fan wrote, &lsquo;Congratulations champ. You deserve it. Your expressions.&rsquo;&nbsp;
 Boxer Nikhat Zareen won the gold medal for India in Women's World Championship held in May. After which Salman took to Twitter to congratulate her. He wrote, &lsquo;Congratzz on this gold Nikhat...&rsquo;&nbsp;
 Nikhat was quick to reply to his tweet, and wrote, &lsquo;Being a die hard fan girl, It's one of my favourite dream that has come true. I could never believe that @BeingSalmanKhan would tweet for me. I'm so much humbled. Thank u so much for making my win more special . I'll savour this moment forever in my heart.&rsquo;&nbsp;
 The actor then replied, &lsquo;Just don&rsquo;t knock me out . Lots of love .. Keep doing what u doing n keep punching like my hero Sylvester Stallone.&rsquo;
&nbsp; On the work front, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/bigg-boss-16-salman-khan-slams-sajid-khan-calls-him-a-hypocrite-fans-wants-him-evicted-1667620600263">Salman Khan</a> is currently busy shooting for &lsquo;Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan&rsquo;, co-starring Pooja Hegde and Shehnaaz Gill. He also has &lsquo;Tiger 3&rsquo; with Katrina Kaif and &lsquo;Kick 2&rsquo; with Jacqueline Fernandez in the pipeline.&nbsp;
Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/anupam-kher-talks-about-kirron-kher-s-cancer-journey-she-is-a-fighter-1667973881502">Anupam Kher talks about Kirron Kher's cancer journey: 'She is a fighter'</a> &nbsp;

As our life dances between the online and offline worlds, thanks to the pandemic, our dating life will witness monumental changes too in the new year 2022.

New year, new me: top trends that will define India’s dating scene in 2022 

As our life&nbsp;dances between the online and offline worlds, thanks to the pandemic, our dating life will witness monumental changes too in the new year 2022.

Welcome 2022: The last couple of years, namely the pandemic, have changed nearly every facet of our lives.&nbsp;This applies to our love lives as well. Meeting new people, going out on dates, deepening existing relationships, everything went online during the pandemic and as things reopen or close again... we have all been forced to rethink how we date in 2022.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Here are some trends that define how Indians will pursue dating in 2022, as per dating app Bumble.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SET RESET&nbsp;
The pandemic has forced many to rethink their life and priorities.&nbsp;71% of Bumble users say they&nbsp;are all set to hit the reset button on their dating pattern in the new year.&nbsp;Emotional availability has been ranked&nbsp;highest&nbsp;on the lovers&rsquo; checklist.&nbsp;
EXPLORI-DATING&nbsp;&nbsp;
&lsquo;What is my type&rsquo; is a question that&rsquo;s plaguing nearly half of the people since the beginning of the pandemic.&nbsp;Unsurprisingly, over 55% of Bumble users define their&nbsp;approach and outlook to dating as exploratory in the coming year.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/in-depth/in-depth-vax-dine-how-post-pandemic-dating-will-usher-a-new-age-of-love-1627988884725">Vax &amp; Dine: how post-pandemic dating will usher a new age of love</a>
HOBBY DATES&nbsp;&nbsp;
Cooking, dancing or investing... Indians have found plenty of new hobbies during the pandemic and that will impact their dating lives as well.&nbsp;Around 52% of people on the app are planning their dates around their new interests making &lsquo;hobby dates&rsquo; a convenient way to return to IRL dating.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SERIOUS OR NADA
Casual relationships might take a backseat&nbsp;as the virus made around 62% of people realise that it&rsquo;s okay, and sometimes even better, to be alone.&nbsp;Nearly half of everyone said they will be more &lsquo;mindful and intentional&rsquo; about who and how they date.&nbsp;&nbsp;
AFFECTION ON DISPLAY&nbsp;
After a long time of being scared to even shake hands with another individual, Bumble predicts that public displays of affection&nbsp;are going to be all the rage. Not just Kourtney Kardashian,&nbsp;73% of single Indians too on Bumble admitted to being more open to public displays of affection post-pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/people-who-meet-on-dating-apps-have-long-term-commitment-study-1609487197505">People who meet on dating apps have long term commitment: study&nbsp;</a>

Amid row over several BJP states bringing in anti-conversion laws, defence minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said that he does not support conversion for marriage and questioned why it should be required. In an interview to ANI, Singh said that the practice of mass conversions should stop. "As far as I know, in the Muslim religion, one cannot marry someone from another religion. I personally do not approve of conversion for marriage," he added. The minister said there is a difference between "natural marriage" and forcible religious conversion for marriage. The MP from Lucknow was questioned about the alleged misuse of the anti-conversion law enacted by the UP government to stop forcible religious conversions and so-called "love jihad".
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'Conversion for marriage wrong': Rajnath on 'love jihad' laws

Amid row over several BJP states bringing in anti-conversion laws, defence minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said that he does not support conversion for marriage

Amid row over several BJP states bringing in anti-conversion laws, defence minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said that he does not support conversion for marriage and questioned why it should be required. In an interview to ANI, Singh said that the practice of mass conversions should stop.&nbsp;The minister said there is a difference between "natural marriage" and forcible religious conversion for marriage. The MP from Lucknow was questioned about the alleged misuse of the anti-conversion law enacted by the UP government. ((Byte:&nbsp;"As far as I know, in the Muslim religion, one cannot marry someone from another religion. I personally do not approve of conversion for marriage,"))

Amid row over several BJP states bringing in anti-conversion laws, defence minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said that he does not support conversion for marriage and questioned why it should be required. In an interview to ANI, Singh said that the practice of mass conversions should stop. "As far as I know, in the Muslim religion, one cannot marry someone from another religion. I personally do not approve of conversion for marriage," he added. The minister said there is a difference between "natural marriage" and forcible religious conversion for marriage. The MP from Lucknow was questioned about the alleged misuse of the anti-conversion law enacted by the UP government to stop forcible religious conversions and so-called "love jihad".
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