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Unique Facts About Diwali & Activities to Enjoy During the Festival

Unique Facts About Diwali


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  1. A Five-Day Celebration

    Diwali is not just a one-day event—it lasts for five days, each carrying its own meaning. From Dhanteras (buying valuables), Naraka Chaturdashi (the triumph over darkness), the main day of Diwali, to Govardhan Puja and Bhai Dooj, which highlight family and community bonds.


  2. The New Year for MerchantsIn many parts of India, Diwali also marks the beginning of the financial year. Shopkeepers and entrepreneurs often start new account books with prayers for prosperity and success.


  3. The Darkest Night of the Year

    Diwali falls on Amavasya, the new moon night and the darkest night in the Hindu lunar calendar. This is why lights, oil lamps, and fireworks play such an important role—they symbolize light conquering darkness.


  1. The Rise of “Green Diwali”

    More communities today are choosing eco-friendly ways to celebrate Diwali. Known as “Green Diwali,” this includes reducing firecracker use, creating natural decorations, planting trees, and focusing on togetherness and sharing.


Activities to Enjoy During Diwali


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  1. Creating Colorful Rangoli

    Decorative rangoli made from powders, rice, or flowers welcomes guests and is believed to attract good fortune.


  2. Sharing Traditional Sweets

    No Diwali is complete without mithai (Indian sweets) such as ladoos, barfi, or jalebi. Exchanging sweets is a tradition that spreads happiness and warmth. To make your celebration even more special, explore a wide selection of authentic sweets at Mayur Indian Kitchen—perfect for gifting or enjoying with family.


  3. Family Gatherings and PrayersFamilies gather for Lakshmi Puja, offering prayers to the Goddess of Prosperity, and spend meaningful time reflecting and reconnecting with loved ones.


  1. Exchanging Gifts and Stories

    Along with thoughtful presents, many families share stories from epics like the Ramayana, keeping traditions and values alive for the younger generation.



Celebrate your Diwali wherever you are with your loved ones, friends, and family. Complete the celebration with sweets from Mayur Indian Kitchen — order through our website, and don’t hesitate to contact us for special requests!










 
 
 

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