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Diwali – The festival of brightness

Monday, October 28, 2024

Thinking about Diwali, I envision a night in the velvet sky transformed into a canvas of light that sparkled like stars. It's a stunning sight as the houses, streets and temples are illuminated with glittering lights that radiate warmth and joy. Celebrated mainly by Hindus, this annual festival has gained immense acceptance and enthusiasm across diverse communities, bringing people together in a shared spirit of hope and positivity.

At its core, Diwali symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Families come together to clean and decorate homes, which removes negativity and welcomes new beginnings. The act of lighting lamps is not only light; It dispels ignorance and represents the light of knowledge.

Each day of Diwali has its significance and some rituals honor various deities. From Laxmi Puja, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, to Bhai Dooj, which celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters, all aspects of the festival are rich in cultural meaning.

Food also plays an important role in Diwali celebrations. An array of desserts and delicious dishes are shared with friends and neighbors The exchange of gifts is a symbol of love and goodwill, which strengthens the bond between people.

In recent years, Diwali has received a wider audience and has become a festival that transcends religious boundaries. Communities come together to create and celebrate by creating a mosaic of traditions and experiences through vibrant fairs and cultural performances. My favorite part, however, is the FIREWORKS! The spark and sparkle are like the icing on the cake.

The excitement increases as the festival approaches—children eagerly wait for fireworks, families prepare their homes, and everyone thinks about the year gone by. Diwali encourages us to focus on the brighter aspects of life, reminding us to appreciate our loved ones and spread kindness.

In short, Diwali is not just a festival; It is a heartfelt celebration of life, hope, and unity. When the sky is lit with lanterns and fireworks it serves as a reminder to us that even in the darkest of times we can always find light and that better things are coming.

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Jewel Joe Manamthadam, ICSK Khaitan

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