Diwali celebrations: the lights and sounds of Leicester's Golden Mile

Parents photo journalist David Sillitoe visits Leicester before Diwali, Diwali is an ancient Hindu festival

Celebrations are held this week in the UK, but some of the biggest events are held most frequently in Leicester and London. Thursday at the Diwali Festival to be held in Leicester, thousands of fireworks, street art and live entertainment will be held. At the same time, in the capital, on Sunday, October 12, a large celebration was held at the Diwali Festival in Trafalgar Square.

Diwali Festival is the most important festival in India. Diwali or Deepwali means a series of lights. This is a festival of light symbolizing the goodness of light and the glory of evil. Diwali is believed to be the day Lord Rama returned to Ayoda after breaking the Ravana. The Diwali festival also has a harvest festival. - Diwali Festival is a bright festival of Hindu religion. People celebrate Diwali for various reasons. However, Diwali is still popular for various reasons. Some people celebrate it for the return of the Road Ram. People also celebrated the return to Pandavas in 12 years. Because Krishna killed Nakamura (devil), others will celebrate Diwali. Many people celebrate why Diwali is so important. First of all, what is Diwali, why is it important?

Diwali is celebrated all over the world. Outside India, it is not just a Hindu festival, it is a celebration of South Asian identity. If you stay away from Diwali's landscape and sound, concentrate on this best light, light up DIYA and light up the soul, withdraw the five senses, close your eyes, sit quietly

Diwali is a Hindu festival in Wright, occupied by Sikhs in commemoration of the release of the 16th year from the prison of the 6th guru Guru · Hargobind prison. The Golden temple was illuminated with lights to welcome the guru's house, but the Sikhs continued this tradition with light fixtures every year in Diwali. The Golden Temple is illuminated with thousands of lamps