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Dhratriya Celebrations

 Dhratriya Celebrations Dhanteras, which is also known as Dhratriyas, is a festival celebrated in India on the full moon of the ninth month of the Indian calendar, November-December. The festival was originally celebrated in central India, but today it is celebrated across many parts of the country, including south-east India, and eastern part of the country, besides west part of the country. It is a time to celebrate love and family, and is also an important occasion for celebrating the harvest and thanksgiving. It is the best time to share with family and friends, as the traditional celebration of Diwali is restricted to the city of Varanasi. There are many different types of celebrations which take place during Dhanteras. In some countries like India, they celebrate the occasion with a huge bonfire, while in other countries, they celebrate it with a variety of special offerings. A common thread tying all the celebrations together is the exchange of sweets and fruits with guests....
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The Festival of Lights

 The Festival of Lights Deepavali, the Festival of Lights, is traditionally celebrated during the last month of November or the first week of December, depending on the specific calendar of India. The festival is closely associated with Krishna and his consort Radha - the goddess of wealth and prosperity. It is also related to the moon festival and the winter season in the northern hemisphere. The Indian festival of lights traditionally lasts five days, which is a long time in terms of any Indian festival! The most popular festival of Hinduism, Deepavali celebrates the spiritual "victory of light over darkness, truth over falsehood, and knowledge over delusion". During this festival, the devotees burn incense and dandruff to welcome the coming of spring. It is believed that Radha is a daughter of Lord Krishna and she was once a slave of King Dashrathar. The festival began in the western part of India and it was eventually brought to the north by the mighty king Dashrathar who...
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What is Deepavali?

 What is Deepavali? Deepavali is a festival of love, usually lasting for five days, in honor of Lord Shiva, who is believed to be the lord of all worlds. One of the biggest festivals of India, Deepavali signifies the victory of good over evil, light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and prosperity over adversity. It is also a festival for people to give away what little they have and spend it all at once. The origin of Deepavali is not exactly clear. According to Hindu traditions, Lord Shiva and his consort Lakshmi were once born on this very day - April 20th - the first day of summer. At that time, it was said that Lord Shiva threw mud on the earth in the shape of a flower to greet the sun. When the sun had fully risen, Lord Shiva revealed himself to the goddess of love and told her about the various auspicious moments that should be celebrated in order to welcome the season and to bring about the harvest of prosperity. The idea of a festival of love, and giving away one's ...
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The Celebration of Diwali

 The Celebration of Diwali A feast of plenty, the 'Diwali'Bread of India' has become a household name in the Indian sub-continent. It is celebrated with much enthusiasm and vigor by millions of Indians, mostly residing in the north part of the country. Its origins can be traced back to the Indo-European tradition. With a rich history and rich spiritual traditions, the celebration of Diwali in India is celebrated in different countries, as well. The cultural and historical significance of the celebration of Diwali is so great that it has now become an integral part of the Indian tradition and culture. People around the world celebrate this festivity with much enthusiasm, fervor, and joy. This is why 'Diwali' is also referred to as 'Rudra diwali'Brahma Diwali' in India. This festive occasion has the ability to unite people and bring them together as one. Deepavali has been celebrated since ancient times, and it has the ability to unify the Hindus, the Jain...
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Deepavali - Celebrates the Festival of Light and Love

 Deepavali - Celebrates the Festival of Light and Love The festival of lights, which is also known as Diwali or the Festival of Lights is celebrated with great enthusiasm by Indians around the world. India has always been an Indian cultural powerhouse with a rich tradition of festivals and rituals. The festival of lights is one of the most important and popular festivals for Indians in India. The festival celebrates the beauty of Mother Nature in her all-round brilliance and radiance in the form of the colorful lights that are given as gifts to all the devotees and followers of Hindu religion.  However, in Kerala, where it falls in the month of March, it is celebrated on the date that falls between the months of May and June. It is the festival of love and light and is celebrated with various religions. Hindu religion and culture have an extensive tradition of celebrating the festival of lights. Most of the Hindu temples and sanctuaries have lights installed on the temple entr...
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How To Get The Cheapest Diwali Lights For Your Party

 How To Get The Cheapest Diwali Lights For Your Party There are many different types of lights available in the market, and it is a simple task to find the most affordable ones. It is important to know how much you would like to spend on your lighting system for your party as there are many different designs and options to choose from. Diwali is a festival of love and devotion, which is celebrated with great fanfare and excitement. The traditional Diwali lights include garlands, rice paper garlands, lights that have been soaked in mud, oil lamps and paper lanterns. If you are lucky enough to have one of these lights you can definitely use it for your party. There are several other kinds of lights that you can use for your Diwali party. You can choose among the cheap Diwali lights available on the market, which are easy to install and use. You will also be able to add some extra touches to them. These lights are made out of different materials such as brass, copper, steel, stainless...
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Cheapest Diwali Lights

 Cheapest Diwali Lights The best way to find out about the cheapest Diwali lights is to search online. There are several websites offering discounts on the same lights that you can purchase from the stores in your locality. You may have to visit at least two or three stores to get the lights you want. The advantage of this is that the prices quoted are not at all inflated. If you plan to buy some Diwali lights for your house, then these would be some of the ways that you can reduce the price. Before making your purchase, you should determine first whether you will use them or not. Most people are looking for lights for the interior. You can get these lights from your store and add some additional lighting to your interior. You should avoid getting the cheapest lights if you will not be using it for Diwali. There are a number of good options available on the market. You can choose between traditional ideas, modern lighting and even wall sconces. All these types of lights come in a v...
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