What is the festival of Diwali?

Diwali comes from the Sanskrit word deepavali, which means "a row of light". Home, shops and public spaces are decorated with a small oil lamp called diyas

Hindus celebrated returning to Ayodia 14 years after Ram and Shita 's gods exiled. They also celebrated that Mother Goddess Durga destroyed the devil named Mahshia.

Sikhs celebrated the liberation of Hagbind Singh, the sixth person master, especially from 1619 prison. But Sikhs celebrated the festival before this day.

In fact, the foundation of the golden temple of Amritsar, the most sacred place in the world of Sikhism, laid the foundation of Diwali in 1577.

The founder of Jainism is Sir Mahavira. During Diwali, the Jain celebrated the moment when he reached a state called Nirvana (or eternal happiness).

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?

The Diwali Festival is celebrated for 5 days, the third day of the holiday is the Diwali festival's main festival or light festival. This is an ancient festival with several different stories about its origins. There are many people who believe that this festival began in the era of great Hindu epic legend Ramayana. The main character of the story, Rama is a prince who was unjustly expelled from his father's kingdom. Fourteen years later, he finally returned home and the people who became king were very happy.