Diwali:
A Festival of Lights
Diwali
Diwali, one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India, symbolizes the victory of
light over darkness and good over evil. It marks the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya
after 14 years of exile and defeating the demon king Ravana. Celebrated over five
days, each day holds special significance, with Diwali itself falling on the new moon
night, known as Amavasya.
People decorate their homes with vibrant rangoli designs, earthen lamps (diyas), and
lights. Families come together to offer prayers to Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of
wealth, for prosperity and happiness. Sweets and gifts are exchanged, and fireworks
illuminate the night sky.
The festival promotes unity, joy, and the importance of kindness, encouraging people
to let go of grudges and spread happiness. With its message of hope, Diwali is not just
a religious occasion but a universal celebration of positivity and renewal.
Where is Diwali celebrated?
All across India
Diwali is celebrated across India,
with grand festivities in northern
states like Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and
Punjab, as well as in Maharashtra,
Gujarat, and West Bengal. Southern
states like Tamil Nadu and
Karnataka also observe the festival,
along with celebrations in eastern
and central India.
Diwali calendar 2024
Day 1
Dhanteras
October 29, Tuesday
Day 2
Naraka Chaturdasi (Choti Diwali)
October 31, Thursday
Day 3
Lakshmi Puja (Diwali Festival)
October 31, Thursday
Day 4
Govardhan Puja
November 02, Saturday
Day 5
Bhai Duj
November 03, Sunday
Traditional Diwali Gifts
1
Diwali Dry Fruits
2
Diwali Sweets
3
Diwali Hampers
4
Diwali Diya and Candles
5
Diwali Chocolates
6
Diwali Cakes
Premium Dry Fruits Collection
Premium Diwali Gift
Hamper
Sweet And Nutty
Glow Diwali Combo
Diwali Diya and Candles
Diwali Truffles
Diya Gift Set
Lemongrass
Fragrance Candle
Festive Greetings
With Sweets
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