Diwali

• And on this day Oil lamps will light all over the houses and street.
• This day will proberly be the mostly brightiest night the same as the giving name.
• which is the "festival of lights".

Second day (Roop chaudas)

• On this day you put oil on your body before taking a bath. A belief that to destroyed the demon and bad lucks.

Third day (Deepavali)

• This day they wondership the goddess Lakshmi by decorated thier house and hire prayers to their house to welcome the goddess.

How do people celebrate it?

• The first day of Diwali is call the Dhanteras.
• On this day Hindus should take bath offer lighted diya (candle-like) at the sunset.

In which country is it celebrated

, mainly?

• Pay to the lord of death for the for protection from untimely death.

• It's a National holiday in India and these

countries

• Nepal, Guyana, Trinidad & Tobago.
• Sri Lanka,Surinam, Malaysia.
• Myanmar,Singapore
• Mauritius and Fiji

Diwali festival

Where is it originated from?

• The origin of this festival come from the ancient India.
• The festival is the worship for Mother Kali (the dark goddess of strength.) and Lord Ganesha (the elephant-headed God).
• Diwali will celebrated for belief that for the return of their king.
• The illuminated include the oil lamps and burst fire crackers.

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What is that about?

• Diwali or also known as festival of lights.
• The celebration start on the 13th lunar day every years.
• This will mostly invoid in using firecrackers and lights on telling story.