On this 11th November 2015
Diwali will be celebrated, we join millions the world over in
commending the South Asian celebration of Diwali, otherwise called
The Festival of Lights.
Diwali is a yearly universal
festival of euphoria. Firecrackers light up the sky; tea lights and
candles light up homes as bright ensembles and moving fills the road.
"Diwali" can be deciphered as "row of lights."
During Diwali homes and lanes are enlivened with little earth oil
lights. These symbolize the triumph of "light over obscurity"
and "great over shrewdness."
Verifiability Diwali connotes
the Hindu God Lord Rama getting back home in the wake of being put in
a state of banishment for a long time by an insidious ruler. Some
consider it to be a period to respect Lakshmi, the goddess of riches.
Diwali is seen by religious gatherings other than Hindus as well, for
example, Jains in South Asia, Malaysia and Singapore, and people
groups of South Asian legacy living far and wide.
In India, festivity of the
Diwali is done yearly and is centered around the triumph of the light
over obscurity and evilness in India. This festival takes a most
extreme of five days, begins with Dhanteras on the first day of the
celebration, two days before Diwali night and closures at Bhai Dooj.
We wish you a happy & healthy Diwali
