Much like last year,massage with eroticism Twitter plans to celebrate Diwali in India with a dedicated emoji for the festival of lights. But this time the company is also ensuring that its users can customize how the emoji - a picture of diya(a traditional earthen lamp) - looks.
SEE ALSO: Twitter now has an emoji for India's 'Bigg Boss' TV showTwitter India is running a poll right now (embedded below), asking people which color of diyathey would like. The social networking site is offering orange, blue, green, and pink color options. Last year's diyaused shades of red and orange colors.
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The poll will run till today evening and the result will be announced later tonight. The new diyaemoji will be functional starting Oct. 28. Users will be able to get the diyaemoji by adding #happydiwali to their tweets. The diyasymbolizes optimism, prosperity and courage. The emoji resonates the same ideologies in the digital realm, the company said.
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