http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Madhya Pradesh, located in the heart of India, is known for its glorious past. Ruled by a line of great empires, the state has gone through various cultural assimilation and adaptation. This has given the state a typical character that is found in no other state in India. The fun loving tribes, the exotic landscape, the historic monuments, the colorful festivals have all contributed in making the place a much sought after destination. Read more »

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Goa, one of the most visited tourist destinations in India celebrates the Diwali festival with great merriment and fanfare. But unlike in other parts of India, the festival in this state is a one day affair and has a special Goan flavor. Read more »

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Rajasthan is well known for the numerous festivals and fairs that the state hosts. Diwali is just one of them. Nonetheless, the festival of lights is celebrated with much vigor and grandeur. The sparsely populated state welcomes festivals and fairs as it is one of the reasons for get-togethers. This shows the zest for life among the Rajasthanis. Good food, dance and music are an integral part of the festivities. Read more »

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Diwali, the festival of lights, fireworks, gifts and sweets is the much awaited celebration in Gujarat. Associated chiefly with Lakshmi - the goddess of wealth, this festival is especially popular in this part of India, with a majority of business class Gujarati population. Read more »

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Maharashtra, with its major chunk of Marathi population celebrates Diwali in a special way that is quite different from Diwali celebrations in North India. The four day long Diwali Festival, in this state usually begins with Vasu-baras, in honor of the female cow, representing motherhood. The rituals of this day involves married women performing puja to lactating cows with calves, offering gratitude for providing milk and in turn contributing to the overall well being of their children. An important tradition followed on this day is also buying gold and silver jewelries. Read more »