As we all know, Diwali is the celebration of lights. It marks the arrival of Lord Rama from the 14 years of exile. In order to celebrate the arrival of their king, the people of Ayodhya lit earthen candles all over the place. And from then onwards, this day started to be celebrated as Diwali. …
Diwali, the festival of light, is celebrated every year with glamour and brightness in India. The festival runs for five long days with each day having its own religious and cultural significance. Though Diwali is celebrated in a number of places in and out India, the festival follows similar tradition everywhere. One such custom can …
Diwali or the festival of light is perhaps one of the most widely celebrated festivals of India which makes the country glow bright in unity and pride. Considered as one of the most ancient festivals, Diwali takes place on the new moon night of the Hindu month of Kartika which generally falls between October and …
Diwali is surely the ultimate Hindu festival celebrated in India. It is the festival of light and its victory over darkness elaborates the victory of good over evil. As said by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Diwali is celebrated to kindle the light of wisdom and drive away the shadow of ignorance, to light life and …
