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Diwali will be celebrated this year 2008 on 27th October. The ‘festival of light’ is the most loved celebration in India. People love to burn crackers and fireworks on the dark night of Diwali. They pray to Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi on this day and pray that their lives are always illuminated by happiness, prosperity and good luck. Deepavali celebrations reconfirm our faith in the triumph of good over evil.

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Diwali or Deepavali is not only celebrated in India, it is also celebrated across the globe. The Hindu communities have preserved the tradition of customs and rituals through the celebration of festivals. Whether it is Indonesia, Nepal, Australia, Trinidad or Fiji, people do celebrate this festivity with great vigor and joy.

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Generally, Diwali falls on the dark fortnight in the month of Kartik or according to the Gregorian calendar in the month of October and November. In fact, it is exactly on the fifteenth day of dark fortnight. Legends have it that Hindu calendar is a lunar calendar i.e. based on the position of moon. Hence, the dates of the festivals keep changing every year. Diwali is celebrated on the no moon day. It is the day of ‘amavasya’.

Diwali one of the famous Festival of India:

Modern day Deepawali celebrations include shopping, enjoying Diwali meals and exchanging Diwali gifts with their loved ones and giving gifts to elders and receiving gifts from elders. Houses are whitewashed and decorated to celebrate Diwali.

People in various regions of India celebrate Deepavali differently. Fresh flowers, crackers, sweets, silver coins, new clothes, best of ornaments and exchange of gifts mark the festive spirit of Deepavali celebrations.

Diwali is also often referred to as the festival of fireworks. Diwali Fireworks are an integral part of the Diwali celebrations. Diwali Fireworks are symbols of victory of good over evil. People believe that Diwali fireworks are parallel to evil that must be brought to an end.

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All Diwali Orders placed on or before 26th October 2008, 9.00 AM IST will be delivered before Diwali on 27th October 2008.

Orders received after these dates will be delivered after Diwali with belated Diwali greetings.

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