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H A P P Y D E E P A V A L I (D I W A L I ) !

(8th November 2007)

 

 

Deepavali is one of the most important festival of India. It is known as Diwali

in North India, which means festival of lights. The place is made luminous by

arranging the lights and burning the crackers. It is a joyful day and is

celebrated with special purchases, greetings and gifts.

 

CrackersIt is also known as Naraga Chaturthi which is the day when the demon

Narakasura, who was doing lot of evil, was killed by Lord Krishna. There we

celebrate the death of evil with joy.Ganges water

 

The festival starts from the previous night of the Deepavali day. We burn The

crackers. We place the new dresses, crackers, any new jewellery, sweets and

savories in the pooja. Early morning on the Deepavali day, we take head bath,

wear new dress, burn crackers and eat sweets.It is very auspicious to take bath

in the Ganges river on this day. The head bath is considered as Ganga

Snanam(bath in the river Ganges).

 

 

Golden AnnapurniGodess LakshmiLakshmi pooja is performed on this day. New

accounts are opened on this day as it is considered auspicious.Kedar Gowri

Vradam is also performed.It is celebrated in a nice manner in Varanasi.Many

people go to Varanasi to have the dharsan of Lord Viswanath, Visalakshi and

golden Annapoorni.

 

Courtesy:

http://www.indiatastes.com/festivals/deepavali/desc.shtml

 

canGcA sthAnNapalaa siththirasdhu !!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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