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The Diwali festive season begins with Navratri, a nine-night celebration honoring the Divine Feminine in Hinduism.

The Diwali festive season begins with Navratri, a nine-night celebration honoring the Divine Feminine in Hinduism. This is followed by Dusshera, which commemorates Lord Rama's victory over the demon king Ravana. After Dusshera, Karwa Chauth, a festival celebrated by married women to pray for their husbands' long life and well-being, takes place. Finally, the five-day Diwali festival arrives, culminating in the lighting of diyas (oil lamps) and the bursting of fireworks to symbolize the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil.

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Rangoli Decoration Diyas Fireworks Sweets and Celebration

Puja Thali
Varanasi 31 days Ghats of Ganga

Puja Thali

Diwali Puja Thali is a ceremonial tray used during Diwali celebrations. It typically includes items like a diya (oil lamp), incense sticks, flowers, fruits, dry fruits, sweets, and coins, symbolizing prosperity, happiness, and spiritual enlightenment..

Diya Cards
Jaipur 2 hour Hawa Mahal

Rangoli and Diyas

Rangoli are intricate designs created on the floor using colorful powders, representing the goddess Lakshmi and welcoming her into the home. symbolizing the victory of light over darkness. They are placed in homes and outside to illuminate the surroundings and create a festive atmosphere

Diwali at temple
Ayodhya 2 day Ram Temple

Temple Visit

The tradition of visiting a temple on Diwali night and placing a diya there is a significant religious practice. It symbolizes the worship of deities and the seeking of blessings for the year ahead. By offering a diya, devotees contribute to the illumination of the temple and express their devotion to the divine.

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Wishes

3 Popular Wishes

Ram Rajya


May Ram Rajya prevail everywhere

Prosperity


Celebrate Diwali, welcome Lakshm

Let's visit Ayodhya


Discover the divine at Ayodhya Ram Temple

Oct 31 or Nov 1

There is confusion regarding whether Diwali should be celebrated on October 31st or November 1st due to the variation in sunrise and sunset times across different cities and states in India.

According to astrological calculations, Diwali will be celebrated on two days this year, October 31st and November 1st. The festival date is determined by the sunrise. Kartik Amavasya (New Moon day) will begin at 4 PM on October 31st and end at 6:17 PM on November 1st. Considering this situation, Diwali puja can be started from the evening of October 31st and continued until the night of November 1st, allowing for the enjoyment of Lakshmi Puja and the festival
If you are in USA or Europe - Celebrate Diwali on Oct 31 local time.

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Goverdhan Puja & Bhai Dooj

Day 4 and 5 of Diwali

Lets Celebrate Diwali

Shubh Diwali

Diwali Sweets
Laddo
Laddo Peda Burfi Kalakand Jalebi and more
Diwali Cities Thali
Sweet Thali
A Diwali tradition, served on a platter. Make a Thali with Love
Diwali Decoration and Safai
Decorate and Reinovate
Illuminate your home, illuminate your Diwali
Traditional Sweets for Diwali
Traditonal Sweets
Serve home cooked sweets to win hearts

Diwali Wishes in multiple languages

Here are Happy Diwali wishes in multiple Indian languages:

1. Hindi:

2. Tamil:

3. Telugu:

4. Kannada:

5. Gujarati:

6. Punjabi:

7. Rajasthani:

Feel free to use these to wish your loved ones in their native languages!

Happy Diwali Wishes in Each Language

Whats app messages in each language!!!

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