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Diwali Celebrations in Mumbai

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 »
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Diwali Festival Celebrations in Punjab

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Punjab means five rivers in the literal sense. The state is synonymous with prosperity, cheerfulness and an exuberance which is hard to miss. The lively people of Punjab cannot be left behind in the festivities of Diwali. Gaiety and merriment is so innate to Punjab that it is only natural that you expect something unique about the Diwali celebrations in Punjab. Diwali mithai and Diwali gifts almost define the festival. People spruce up for the festivities well before time and decide the kind of Diwali presents they would buy for family and friends. Read more »
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Diwali in West Bengal - Celebrating Diwali the Bengali Way

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Along with the rest of India, West Bengal, the gateway to Eastern India celebrates Diwali - the festival of light with great funfare. And it has a unique flavor of its own in the State. Diwali in West Bengal comes off just after Durga Puja, the most important festival of the state. The first day of the Diwali festival in Bengal begins with the lighting of lamps in every households and commercial establishments. In most of the Bengali households, two or even four plantain trees would be erected in the entrance and diyas are put on these using bamboo poles. Read more »
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Diwali Festival Celebrations In Bihar

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Diwali is celebrated in Bihar with as much pomp and splendor, as in the other states of India. The festivities go on for five days starting with Dhanteras or Dhanatrayodashi. In Bihar this day is dedicated to Dhanvanthri the physician of the gods. Legend has it that he emerged with the 'Amrita' or nectar of immortality during the 'Samudra Manthan'. It falls on the thirteenth lunar day of Krishna Paksha in the Karthik month of the Hindu calendar. Dhan means wealth and Dhanteras is essentially a day dedicated to worship of Goddess Laxmi. It holds more significance for the business community. Read more »
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Diwali in Delhi - Celebrating Diwali in Capital City

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Celebrating Diwali in Delhi, the capital city of India has a unique charm of its own. With traditional and classy neon lights brightly lit throughout the shops, houses and other establishments, the city seem to wear a new glittery garb to celebrate Diwali. With a cosmopolitan population, Diwali celebrations in Delhi represents the festival of lights with a special Indian flavor. Read more »
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Celebrate Diwali In Bihar

http://www.phoca.cz – Diwali is celebrated in Bihar with as much pomp and splendor, as in the other states of India. The festivities go on for five days starting with Dhanteras or Dhanatrayodashi. In Bihar this day is dedDiwali Festival Celebrations In Biharicated to Dhanvanthri the physician of the gods. Legend has it that he emerged with the 'Amrita' or nectar of immortality during the 'Samudra Manthan'. It falls on the thirteenth lunar day of Krishna Paksha in the Karthik month of the Hindu calendar. Dhan means wealth and Dhanteras is essentially a day dedicated to worship of Goddess Laxmi. Read more »
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Diwali in Andhra Pradesh: Lights, Fireworks and Puja Rituals

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Diwali is a festival celebrated with pomp and splendor across India. Andhra Pradesh is one of the oldest states in India. It was formed by combining parts of Hyderabad and the Telugu speaking region of Tamil Nadu. The land of paddy fields and mushrooming technology is not devoid of cultural practices. The festival of lights - Diwali is celebrated in a unique yet grand manner. The festival which commemorates the victory of good over evil and the arrival of Goddess Lakshmi is indeed the most vivid Hindu festival. Read more »
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Diwali: Puja rituals on the auspicious occasion

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Diwali is the most prominent festival in India and rightly so. It is celebrated with much pomp and splendor across India despite the geographical and cultural barriers. The festival of lights is the home coming of Goddess Lakshmi, considered the deity of wealth and prosperity. Read more »
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This Diwali decorate your home with the ever so ethnic decorative items

http://www.diwaligifts2indians.com – Diwali is the most widely celebrated festival in India. Though it is specific to the Hindu community, the festival is celebrated across India. The festival of lights knows neither caste nor creed and is by far a significant envoy of secularism, which India as a Nation is proud of. Lights, illuminations and fireworks define Diwali. There are some other important aspects of the festival which are worth discovering. Decorating the house with festival specific artifact is an essential part of the festival. Read more »
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