Diwali Articles

Diwali Celebration in Different Parts of the Country!
Posted on : 24th October, 2018

Diwali, the festival of lights is one of the most celebrated festivals of India and people celebrate with great happiness and joy. On this day the entire neighborhood, houses, streets and shops are decorated with beautiful lights. And, for the country like India with 29 states, the way of celebration in each part of the country is equally enticing.

The Diwali Celebration Galore: Here's Everything that Makes it a Special Celebration!
Posted on : 05^th October, 2018

Diwali is a festival that fills our life with colours! With onset of the month of Diwali, whole of the India gets completely involved in the celebratory mode. The preparations kick start very earlier and people...

Why Ganesha and Laxmi are worshipped together?
Posted on : 13th October, 2017

Worshipping Lord Ganesha and Goddess Laxmi is the on the eve of Diwali is the most important thing that no one can miss. People often wonder why both of them are worshipped together on the auspicious day of Diwali.

What is the Significance of Lighting Diyas on the day Diwali?
Posted on : 10th October, 2017

Deepawali is an exceptionally popular Hindu festival of India which is celebrated by the people of the Hindu community. The festival is celebrated every year either in the month of November or October. Deepawali 2017 will be celebrated on 19th of October. The significance of Diyas at the time of Diwali is reflected in the fact that the word Deepawali

Exploring about the Fascinating History of Diwali Festival
Posted on : 16th September, 2017

The festival of Diwali has been an integral part of celebration life for Hindu religion in India. The history of Diwali celebration is related to the evolution and origins of the Hindu culture. Though, today it has become a symbol of having fun and enjoying life but it has its route engraved in the religious values of the Hindus.

5 Important Things: Not to Be Missed Out On Diwali
Posted on : 21st October, 2016

In India, Diwali is the time of grand celebration as it is the biggest Indian festival that is celebrated across the country with great excitement.It is the auspicious festival that celebrates the victory of good over bad. Moreover, the festival of Diwali, which is also known as the festival of lights, is known for various significances.

6 Significances of Diwali- The Festival of Lights!
Posted on : 7th October, 2016

Diwali 2017 is approaching soon for a grand celebration among the Indians. It is the biggest Indian festival that celebrates the triumph of good over bad. Therefore now when Diwali 2022 festival celebration is round the corner, preparations for this biggest Indian festival is easily noticeable everywhere.

Auspicious Diwali Gifts - Festival of Lights
Posted on : 8th October, 2015

Giving gifts has always been an important rituals of the festival of Dipavali. As is customary, Divali gifts are an acknowledgement of love and affection that we give to our loved ones. After Dipavali Pujan and before lighting the crackers, gifts are exchanged among friends, acquaintances and family. Everyone competes for the best or the most number of gifts.

Deepavali Pooja Rituals
Posted on : 5th October, 2015

Deepavali is a festival which has gained its popularity owing to the nature of its celebrations. It has long been considered to have a religious significance which is now lost in the universal feelings of goodness and joy which envelop everyone on this day. Of all traditional Indian festivals, Divali can be safely said to be the most widely accepted and loved by the people of this country. It is one of those rare occasions which give Indians a unique identity.

Brighten up This Diwali with Diyas and Candles
Posted on : 14th October, 2014

Diwali is associated with lights and illumination and hence aptly called as the Festival of Lights. Diwali is symbolized with lighting up the houses with diyas and candles. As everyone knows that exchanging of gifts is an age old tradition in Diwali. It is the time where people meet their loved ones, relatives and friends and gifts are considered a token of love and good wishes. Diwali Diyas and Candles are one of the most beautiful and popular gift items during this festival.

Popularity of Online Shopping in Diwali
Posted on : 10th October, 2014

The joys and enthusiasm levels in Diwali can never go down. Whether rich or poor, young and old, diwali festival is celebrated by all. A simple gift represents the warmth and love associated with the festival and the gift. Diwali gifts are exchanged with much gusto. There are varied products available in the market for gifts. People can also make online purchase to send gifts to dear ones living far away.

Tradition of Gifting Sweets in Diwali
Posted on : 7th October, 2014

Diwali, the festival of lights, is a symbolic festival of fun, happiness and celebrations. It is also the celebration of sweets. It is a known fact that for any kind of happy event or occasion, sweets are an essential part of the celebrations. Diwali is an occasion to enjoy sweets of different varieties. This festival is a time of exchanging gifts and showering your love and regards to friends, family and relatives.

The Tradition of Exchanging Gifts on Diwali
Posted on : 4th October, 2014

Diwali or Deepavali, the Indian festival of lights, is a festival that symbolises the victory of good over the evil or darkness prevailing within oneself. Lightening up the darkness of the Amavasya moon, this festival reinforces our bonding with our family members, friends and loved ones. This is one festival where people of all age groups, irrespective of color, creed and caste join hands and celebrate the festival. Diwali is celebrated by lighting earthen diyas or lamps.