Deepavali, also known as Diwali, is a five-day Hindu festival that celebrates the victory of light over darkness. It is celebrated in the lunar month of Kartika, usually in October or November. During Deepavali, homes are cleaned, decorated with lights and rangoli designs, and family and friends gather to feast, light fireworks, and pray for health, wealth, and prosperity in the coming year.

1. Welcome to this presentation of Deepavali

8. Celebrations Homes are thoroughly cleaned, windows are opened and diyas are lit as a greeting to Laxmi, the goddess of wealth. Candles are often substituted for diyas. Gifts are exchanged and festive meals are prepared.

14. Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of good luck, wealth and fortune is worshiped Those who have a business do the Puja in offices as it is considered lucky and auspicious. Third day The most important day called Lakshmi-Puja

15. Fourth day Padwa / VARSHAPRATIPADA Coronation of King Vikramaditya Vikaram-Calendar started from this day

16. Fifth day Bhaiya Dooj. sister puts a sacred mark on her brother's forehead and prays for his long life and prosperity Brothers give their sisters presents in return.

17. Lights-Lamps and Fireworks

19. The Coronation of Prince Rama After defeating Ravana and returning to his hometown he was then coronated the king.

20. RAMLILA

21. Rongoli Patterns

23. During Diwali, Indians draw bright Rangoli patterns on the floor by the front door to encourage the goddess Lakshmi to enter their homes.

24. Rangoli can be square, rectangular or circular.

25. Traditionally drawn using rice grains, flour, sand or chalk.

26. Rangoli come in all shapes and sizes!

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