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Diwali |
Diwali - a festival symbolizing the victory of god over evil, the triumph of light over darkness. One of the most important Indian festivals, Diwali is synonymous with celebrations, illumination, togetherness, joy and festivity. The word "Diwali"is derived from the Sanskrit word "Deepavali" - Deepa meaning light and Avali meaning a row - a row of lights. This festival is celebrated on Amavasya, the 15th day of the Hindu month of Ashwin (October/November).
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Day 1: The first day is Dhanteras or Dhantryaodashi, falling on the thirteenth day of the Hindu month of Ashwin.
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Day 3: The third day marks the festival of Diwali, also known as Chopada-Puja. This day is devoted to the worship of Lakshmi. It is believed that Lord Krishna discarded his body on this day.
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Day 4: The fourth day, Padwa or VarshaPratipada, marks the coronation of King Vikramaditya. In North, Govardhan Puja is performed on this day.
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Day 5: The final day of this festival is known as Bhai Dooj. This day is celebrated as a symbol of love between brothers and sisters.
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