The History And Significance Of Diwali, India's Festival Of Lights
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Starting Thursday, November 12, 2020, over a billion people worldwide will begin celebrating Diwali, the Festival of Lights. Also known as Deepavali, the ancient tradition, which dates back over 2,500 years, is observed by Indians of many faiths, including Hindus, Jains, Buddhists, and Sikhs. While the commemoration lasts five days, the most important day — the celebration's namesake — falls on the third day. This year, Diwali will be celebrated on Saturday, November 14, 2020.
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animallover4eva6년 이하I am indian and celebrated diwali! we had soooo many firecrakers and sweets i still have some galebe left over!
lenikhvadagiani6년 이하OH WOW!!! I love this article! Happy Diwali Everyone!
rainbow8006년 이하Dragon hearted sorry- rainbow8006년 이하Pretty but idk anything about Indian
rayquaza1236년 이하Cool
spaceboi1286년 이하I celebrated Diwali!
howler20206년 이하Good for you!😁😀 #love this article!
Ms. Aikman6년 이하Pretty lights!
bookfan20096년 이하This is a fun holiday! I personally don't neccasarily celeberate but my friend does so she invited me to her backyard for fireworks tonight!
dragonhearted6년 이하Happy Diwali Everyone! I am currently coming to you guys from the Festival of lights I was actually able to make it down here to spend time with my girlfriend. I'm so happy! Like and follow to wish everyone here a Happy Diwali! Love you guys! Peace out! 😘
determinedowl236년 이하Diwali sounds like one of the most beautiful holidays! To those who use the Hindu calendar, happy 2077!