Diwali is one of the significant celebrations among the Hindu people group of India and different nations. It is praised as 'celebration of lights' since individuals light their homes up with earthen lights and furthermore with electrical lights, in the contemporary variant. This year Diwali is being commended on November 14th, Saturday. It is commended on the darkest night of Hindu Lunisolar month of Kartika. As indicated by Gregorian schedule, it as a rule falls between mid-Octobers to mid-November. We…

The festival of lights and the most important festival in Hindu culture is Diwali. It marks the return of Lord Ram to his kingdom Ayodhya after he defeated Ravana for kidnapping Goddess Sita. The festival of Diwali marks the beginning of New Year in the Hindu calendar and is an important opportunity of bonding and togetherness. People exchange sweets and clothes as a token of celebration and various auspicious ceremonies are held across India in order to celebrate the festival…

Candle lights, earthen lamps, homes filled with a sweet smell of delightful sweets, the warmth of families & friends, and the chill of the upcoming winter season, that’s how we’d like to paint a perfect picture of Diwali celebration in India.
Diwali—the “festival of lights” is the biggest festival in India, mainly celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains around the world. Commemorating the victory of good over evil, it is also an opportunity for people to move on, let…