Diwali

Diwali, or De Powarry is the biggest and most important holiday in India this year. The name of the festival symbolizes the inner light that comes from the avali of the Indians illuminating at home and protects them from the influence of spiritual darkness. This festival is equally important for Hindus and Christmas holidays apply to Christians as well.

For centuries Diwali festival has become a national holiday, most Indians like this festival regardless of Hindu, Jain, Buddhist, Sikh.

In the northern India, after celebrating the story that King Rama returned to Ayodya, he beat Lavana by lighting a row of clay lamps.

In the west of India, this festival celebrates Lord Vishnu, a guardian (one of the main gods of the Hindu trinity) who sent the devil king to Bali to rule the world.

In all interpretations, a common thread is the truth - the festival represents goodness, evil is better than evil.

One of the most important festivals in India is Diwali festival, or light festival. This is a 5-day celebration that includes food, fireworks, color sand, special candles and lamps.

On the first day of the Diwali festival, I think it would be a pleasure to have a family clean up and buy gold and kitchen utensils in the spring.

On the second day, people decorated their house with a clay lamp and created a design called rangoli on the floor using colored powder and sand.

The third day is the main day of the festival, when families gather for Lakshmi puja, pray for goddess Lakshmi, and for delicious festivals and fireworks festivals.

The fourth day is the first day of the New Year, friends and family have gifts and blessings this season.

On the last day of Diwali, the brothers visited the married sisters. They welcomed them with love and a hearty meal.

Diwali festival includes 5 days celebration, celebration, and joy. The first day of the Diwali Festival is Dhanteras, the second day is Nara Kacha Turdashi or Chhoti Diwali, the third day is the Main Diwali Festival or Lakshmi puja, the fourth day is Govardhan puja, the fifth day is Bhaiya Dooj. Diwali celebrates every day of five days with his own religious and cultural beliefs. India is the most celebrating festival every year, and all religious people celebrate different festivities according to their own culture and tradition. Diwali Festival is one of the most famous, most important, most traditional and culturally celebrated festivals in India, and they celebrate with their relatives, families, friends and neighbors every year. Also known as the Lantern Festival or Deepwa

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? - ... Because he was unable to enter the room, he sat on a decorative mountain and heard the wonderful song his wife was singing. Yamaraj leaves in the morning and his wife saved her husband. At sunset, the Hindus soak the Yamaraji (Diwali), offer diyas, lamps and sweets. The diyas illuminated for Yama Raj should burn until the night with Yama's respect and worship. The Hindu prayed to him to avoid death. (Diwali Festival). The next day is Choti Diwali

Every October and November, Indian religious believers, Indians celebrate Diwali by decorating their houses with hundreds of small lamps called heroines. The word Diwali is an abbreviation for Deepavali - literally means "string of light" or "string of lights" and the festival symbolizes that light is better than darkness. Diwali is one of the oldest Hindu festivals in India, a national festival celebrated by Indians all over the world.