HAPPY DIWALI 2024

HAPPY DIWALI

31-10-2024 happy-diwali

HAPPY DIWALI ALL! Diwali is one of the most popular festivals in India and it is celebrated with joy and excitement. Diwali is a word that has been derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Deepavali’ and it means translates to a row of lights. This is evident from the lighting of lamps in every household.

However, this festival is mainly celebrated in India, and people all over the world are now seen to be celebrating the festival of Diwali. You might have read blogs about Diwali 2022, and 2023 dates. Now you can get some interesting facts and wishes about Diwali 2024. If you are doubtful of the question When is Diwali 2024? Then, here you can get Diwali 2024 dates in Delhi and other areas in India. In 2024 Diwali will be celebrated on Thursday 31st October 2024 as per the Indian calendar. Happy Diwali! As per the Hindu calendar, Diwali will be celebrated on the 15th day of the month of Kartik, which is Amavasai or the new moon.



Why is Diwali celebrated?

Diwali will be celebrated to honor lord Krishna’s victory over the demon known as Narakasura. In this blog, you will get to know the Diwali reason for celebration. In south India, Diwali is celebrated to honor lord Krishna’s victory over the demon known as Narakasura. Usually the day before Diwali, the south Indians will have a festival called Naraka Chaturdasi. It signifies the actual start of Deepavali. For North Indians, Diwali will be celebrated the return of Lord Rama, his wife Sita, and brother Lakshmana from 14 years of getting back from the forest. The story is based on the Hindu epic, Ramayana.

Various other belief of the reason behind Diwali
  • The victory of good over evil
  • The return of Prince Rama
  • The attainment of enlightenment
  • The release of Guru Hargobind Singh
  • A time for new beginnings
  • A time to immerse in traditions
  • A time to bring down murkiness

Here you can get some new Diwali crackers' names such as Sparklers, Firework rockets, Ground chakkar, Celebration fireworks, Bijli Crackers, Flower pots, Gift boxes, Snake eggs, Sound crackers, Bombs, Multicolor fancy shots, Ground spinners, Matches, Patakhas, Pencil crackers, Phuljahari, and more.

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Wishing you a blessed & safest Diwali!

TamilNadu Government has announced Diwali Holidays 2024 on 31st October and November 1st is also declared as the public holiday (the next day of Diwali).

If you take the history of Diwali, as a festival, it has a very old origin. Maybe it originated when Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after his outcast. But Diwali is not only credited to Lord Rama; it is also attributed to Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, Lord Ganesha, and also Jainism’s twenty-fourth Tirthankara, Lord Mahavira.



Diwali in TamilNadu

The houses of Tamil Nadu will be cleaned completely and decorated for the festival. People will decorate the house with flowers, kolams, and lamps. This will mark the triumph of light over darkness. Happy Diwali All!



Special foods for Diwali in TamilNadu

Diwali is not a festival of lights. It is a festival of flavor and feasting. Diwali special snacks in TamilNadu include,

  • Mysore Pak
  • Murukku
  • Adhirasam
  • Jangiri
  • Karasev
  • Sweet Murukku
  • Thattai
  • Ladoo
  • Gulab Jamun
  • Rasgulla
  • Soan papdi
  • Barfi
  • Halwa
  • And more…
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Now, we can read about the different stories related to Diwali to help you to understand the various reasons why Diwali is celebrated.


How Diwali is Celebrated in India?

In India, Diwali is celebrated in the most typical manner. People usually do…

  • Diya and lighting
  • Home Decoration
  • Shopping
  • Fireworks
  • Puja
  • Gifts
  • Feast
  • Sweets
  • Get together

People usually spend time together and often visit their relative’s places during Diwali to spend time and celebrate the holiday with their loved ones. People usually cook their delicious foods and light up the holiday and their houses.




Safety Tips for Diwali Celebration

Diwali is the most exciting festival of the year and it is just around the corner we are all looking forward to the fun-filled festivities! However, as the saying goes– “Better safe than sorry” so it is logical to follow a few safety measures to make sure safety of your loved ones.

1. Cotton Garments

You must ensure that everyone in the family wears cotton clothes while playing with fireworks. Because there is a chance of synthetic fabrics catching fire very easily.

2. Well-Fitted Clothes

You must make sure that your children’s arms and legs are covered withwell-fitted clothes. Fire catches easily on flowing, trailing garments.

3. Quality of Crackers

You must purchase firecrackers only from legal manufacturers. Good-quality firecrackers must reduce the risk of accidents.

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4. Emergency Numbers

You must make sure that you have the emergency numbers on your hands, and you must aware of the numbers of doctors, fire stations, police stations, etc in case of any emergency.

5. First Aid Kit

While firing crackers it is highly important to keep a first aid kit near for emergency purposes.

6. Fire Extinguisher

You must keep a fire extinguisher nearfiring firecrackers. It is important to keep a bucket of water or sand while firing crackers.

7. Discard Used Fireworks

You must discard the used firecrackers with care. You can either put them in a bucket of water or cover them with some sand to disperse the heat.

“May the Diwali festive season be filled with celebrations, festivities, and great zeal”. “I wish everyone a happy Diwali.”

India is a country of festivals, and many types of festivals keep us busy throughout the year. Diwali or Deepawali is one such important and auspicious festival.

“May the supreme light illumine your minds, enlighten your hearts, and strengthen the human bonds in your homes and communities”

Diwali is India’s biggest festival and is celebrated with great enthusiasm around the country.

Although Diwali is primarily an Indian festival, it is also widely observed in Malaysia, Singapore, Nepal, and Fiji. In fact, in some countries, Diwali is a national holiday.



What are all the other countries that celebrate Diwali?

There are so many other countries such as Indonesia, Fiji, Mauritius, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Singapore, Canada, United Kingdom, Thailand, and more. So various countries celebrate Diwali in a different manner.

Happy Diwali all!

The season of joy, festivities, bright lights, sparkles, snacks, and sweets is here! While we live in a country that sees festivals and celebrations all year round, Diwali is one of the most awaited festivals for the entire country. To be celebrated on November 12 this year, Diwali brings all communities together and marks the triumph of good over evil.

HAPPY DEEPAVALI MESSAGES

  • May the triumph of light over darkness fill your life with endless happiness and joy.
  • Wishing you and your family a safe, prosperous, and wonderful Diwali.
  • May every spark light happiness in your life. Happy diwali to you!
  • May the lights of Diwali guide you on the path to happiness and success.

The festival of lights, Diwali, which is also known as 'Deepavali' is celebrated over a period of 5-day long festivities.

In Nepal, Diwali is known as 'Tihar' and carries on for a period of 5 days. In this festival, people not only worship gods but animals too. Each year, on the second day of the five-day Diwali celebrations in Nepal, the country celebrates Kukur Tihar, or "day of the dogs" by worshipping a man's four-legged friend



How does Indonesia celebrate Diwali?

Diwali in Indonesia involves shopping for crackers, clothes, and sweets, greeting family and friends, releasing floating lanterns along with performing various rituals, similar to those performed in India.

Galungan- The name of Diwali in Indonesia


How does UK celebrate Diwali?

In the UK you would love to see, homes, shops, and streets are decorated with small oil lamps called Diyas. During Diwali, patterns of people are drawn rangoli on floors. The lotus flower is one of the most popular patterns to draw. Diwali is celebrated every year on the darkest night of the month in October or November.



🧨 Diwali Wishes 🧨

Now, you can download Happy Diwali wishes in Hindi, Tamil, and English.

  • 1. May the light of Diwali illuminate your home and heart with happiness and prosperity.
  • 2. We are wishing you a blessed, healthy, and prosperous Diwali.
  • 3. May this Diwali bring you joy, peace, and good fortune.
  • 4. We are wishing you a bright and auspicious Diwali.
  • 5. Wishing you a Diwali that’s sparkly, fun, and light. Let’s burn the old and welcome the new!
  • 6. Happy Diwali! May the lights of Diwali guide you on the path to happiness and success
  • 7. May the light of Diwali dispel the darkness in your life and bring you hope, happiness, and success.


🪔 Diwali Wishes in Tamil 🪔

  • 1. தீபங்கள் ஜொலிக்க, பட்டாசு வெடிக்க, புது துணி உடுத்தி, மகிழ்ச்சியுடன் இந்நாளை நீங்கள் கொண்டாட, இனிய தீபாவளி வாழ்த்துகள்!
  • 2. கடந்த கால துன்பங்கள் இன்றோடு முடியட்டும் வருங்காலம் இன்பங்கள் இன்றிலிருந்து தொடங்கட்டும். அன்பு உள்ளங்களுக்கு இனிய தீபாவளி வாழ்த்துகள்
  • 3. மத்தாப்புகள் சிதற பட்டாசுகள் வெடிக்க வீடெங்கும் மகிழ்ச்சி வெள்ளம் பொங்க கொண்டாடுவோம் இந்த தீபாவளியை! அனைவருக்கும் இனிய தீபாவளி நல்வாழ்த்துகள்!


🎆 Diwali Wishes in Hindi 🎆

  • 1. आपके जीवन में फुलझड़ियों सी मुस्कुराहट और पटाखों सी हंसी हो। आशाओं के दीपों से रौशन आपके जीवन की हर घड़ी हो।
  • 2. “दीपक का प्रकाश हर किसी के जीवन में खुशियों की ओर ले जाए।”
  • 3. “दिवाली के इस दिन, आपका घर धन, समृद्धि, और सुख से भर जाए।”
  • 4. “दीपावली के इस अवसर पर, आपके जीवन में नयी उम्मीदें और सफलता हो।”
  • 5. “रोशन हो आपका जीवन इस दीपावली पर, खुशियों से भरा रहे आपका मन।”
  • 6. “दिवाली के इस मौके पर, आपके घर में प्यार और शांति हमेशा बनी रहे।”


How does USA celebrate Diwali?

A Diwali celebration in the USA offers prayers to Hindu community people at a local temple. On this day, people prepare large vegetarian meals and provide them to Lord Krishna. A large communal meal is served across the city where Hindus will be serving home-cooked vegetarian meals. Special menus are made in several Indian restaurants during the day of Diwali.

“May the auspicious day of Deepavali bring you all the goodness in the world. May you be showered with good health, wealth, and happiness”


What should you follow during the festival of Diwali?

  • 1- Celebrate this Diwali more with family members and relatives and avoid firecrackers as it is not good for your health.
  • 2- Avoid synthetic clothes while bursting crackers and lighting diyas. Wear cotton clothes instead.
  • 3- If people want to burn crackers, then must put cotton plugs in their ears to avoid damage to their ears, as the noise of crackers can be quite deafening.
  • 4- Do not try to examine a cracker that has not burst.
  • 5- Avoid doing stunts by holding crackers and lighting them in your hands as it can cause an injury.


Photo of Diwali Celebration in TamilNadu

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“Let’s celebrate the noise-free and smoke-free Diwali together”