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    Diwali is the festival of light. In this Lord Ram came back to his home after 14 years with his wife and brother. On this day people burn crackers and show their love and affection by giving gift to near and dear ones. Everyone has it's own way to celebrate Diwali festival so please share your Customs and traditions that how you will celebrate Diwali.

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    Diwali also known as festival of lights, the most exciting thing I love about diwali is to burn crackers and eat lots of sweets. Happy Diwali to all.
    It’s better to give than to receive. Especially advice

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      Happy Diwali to all my friends and dear ones. Diwali means row of lighted lamps. May everybody blessed with lots of happiness, wealth, prosperity and wonderful future.
      Neha Rani
      Success doesn't come to u , U Go To It....

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        Happy Diwali to all my near ones.

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          Happy Diwali to all my lovely friends....

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            Happy Diwali 2016

            Celebrating Diwali Festival at office

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              All You Need To Know About Diwali 2019

              Diwali, also known as Divali and Deepavali, is the festival of lights and is celebrated with much pomp and fervour in India.

              The festival is celebrated in different ways around India, Goddess Kali is worshipped in Bengal, and in north India, the festival commemorates the time when Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya with Sita, Lakshmana, and Hanuman.

              According to Drikpanchang Diwali, 2019 will be celebrated on October 27

              Diwali Lagna Puja on Sunday, October 27, 2019

              Kumbha Lagna Muhurat (afternoon) - 2:21 pm to 3:57 pm

              Duration - 1 hour 37 minutes

              Vrishabha Lagna Muhurat (evening) - 7:15 pm to 9:15 pm

              Duration - 2 hours 00 minutes

              Simha Lagna Muhurat (midnight) - 1:41 am to 3:49 am, October 28, 2019

              Duration - 2 hours 8 minutes

              Amavasya Tithi begins - 12:23 pm on October 27, 2019

              Amavasya Tithi ends - 9:08 am on October 28, 2019
              It’s better to give than to receive. Especially advice

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              • #8
                2019 Diwali

                History created in Ayodhya as nearly 6 lakh diyas lit up Saryu banks on Diwali.

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                  Originally posted by MiniGupta View Post
                  All You Need To Know About Diwali 2019

                  Diwali, also known as Divali and Deepavali, is the festival of lights and is celebrated with much pomp and fervour in India.

                  The festival is celebrated in different ways around India, Goddess Kali is worshipped in Bengal, and in north India, the festival commemorates the time when Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya with Sita, Lakshmana, and Hanuman.

                  According to Drikpanchang Diwali, 2019 will be celebrated on October 27

                  Diwali Lagna Puja on Sunday, October 27, 2019

                  Kumbha Lagna Muhurat (afternoon) - 2:21 pm to 3:57 pm

                  Duration - 1 hour 37 minutes

                  Vrishabha Lagna Muhurat (evening) - 7:15 pm to 9:15 pm

                  Duration - 2 hours 00 minutes

                  Simha Lagna Muhurat (midnight) - 1:41 am to 3:49 am, October 28, 2019

                  Duration - 2 hours 8 minutes

                  Amavasya Tithi begins - 12:23 pm on October 27, 2019

                  Amavasya Tithi ends - 9:08 am on October 28, 2019
                  Thank you for all the information and happy Diwali.

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                    Originally posted by Nitin Kumar View Post
                    2019 Diwali

                    History created in Ayodhya as nearly 6 lakh diyas lit up Saryu banks on Diwali.
                    The victory of truth. Never forget this day

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Vikesh View Post

                      The victory of truth. Never forget this day
                      Yes..!

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                      • #12
                        I hope this Diwali brings light in your life. Happy Diwali to all.

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                        • #13
                          Light a lamp of love. Blast a chain of sorrow. Shoot a rocket of prosperity. Fire a flowerpot of happiness. Wish you and your family a sparkling Diwali.

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