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- Diwali - the Hindu Festival of Lights and HalloweenThe history of the Hindu festival - Diwali, South Asian American Community, and Halloween
- Oct. 26: Mincemeat Pie Day, Diwali, Gunfight at the O.K. Corral Anniversary, Howl at the Moon NightMincemeat, festival of lights, a gunfight, and howling.
- The Magic of DiwaliDiwali is a magical festival that celebrates hope, forgiveness, and prosperity. This Hindu Festival of Lights is celebrated around the world.
- Diwali, the Indian Festival of LightsCharacterized by decoration with lights, preparation and exchange of sweets, wearing new clothes, social and family visits, the festival symbolizes the triumph of good over evil.
Recipes to Celebrate Hindu DiwaliDiwali is the Hindu 'festival of lights'. Diwali is celebrated for five days and includes much feasting. Sweets are an important part of the Diwali festival. Neighbors exchanges sweets and treats. Here is a compilation of best Diwali recipes.
Free Printable Diwali and Rangoli Crafts and ActivitiesDiwali, also called Deepvail and Divali, is a five day festival celebrated by Hindus and followers of Jainism and Sikkhism. Diwali 2010 is celebrated from November 5-9 in the western calendar. Here are free printable Diwali crafts activities.
Obama Visits India During DiwaliPresident Obama will be visiting India during its most important holiday festival, Diwali, known as "The Festival of Lights."
Diwali Quotes, Quotations, and GreetingsCelebrate the five-day Hindu festival with this small collection of Diwali quotes, quotations, and greetings. Happy Diwali to all who celebrate it!- Diwali in North America, USA and CanadaDiwali celebrations in North America.
Diwali!Deepavali!One of the Hindu Festivals celebrated all over India with pomp and show.
Diwali, the Festival of LightsDiwali is a big festival in India. It comes during winter. It is called 'Festival of Lights,' as in winter it gets dark early the traditional lamps lit on Diwali day brightens the houses, neighborhoods, temples, towns, cities etc.- Diwali: Festival of LightsDiwali is a major Hindu holiday also known as the festival of lights. It can be compared to Christmas, Kwanzaa and Hanukkah.
- The Tradition of Playing Cards in Diwali, the Festival of Lights in IndiaTalking about the tradition of playing cards in Diwali, the festival of lights in India.
- Diwali, the Indian EasterDiwali, the festival of the Hindus, and Easter, the festival of the Christians have some symbolic similarities between them. Both of them celebrate the triumph of goodness over evil.
Diwali Festival of Lights - a Short Story for ChildrenA short Children story, filled with adventure and thrill.- Diwali Celebrations and Goddess LakshmiLakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity, is celebrated and honoured during Diwali, the festival of lights.
- The Diwali Shopping TraditionDiwali, the festival of lights, is one of the biggest shopping events in India.
- The Tradition of Diwali RangoliRangoli is a form of Indian folk art and a popular tradition during Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights.
- The Diwali Tradition of GamblingDiwali, the Hindu festival of lights, is celebrated in many ways through out India. One of Diwali traditions is gambling.
- The Tradition of Diwali CardsSending Diwali greeting cards is a popular tradition during the five-day Festival of Lights, one of India's biggest festivals.
- The Tradition of Diwali GiftsDiwali, or Deepavali, is one of India's biggest festivals. Giving gifts is an important Diwali tradition.
- The Tradition of Diwali FireworksDiwali is one of the most popular festivals in India, and fireworks are one of the most popular ways of celebrating Diwali.
- The Tradition of Diwali LightsDiwali is one of the most popular festivals in India. The lighting of oil lamps, called diyas, an important Diwali tradition.
- Diwali, India, LegendsDiwali, the Festival of Lights, is one of the biggest festivals in India. Different traditions and legends are associated with Diwali in different parts of the country.
Will Recession Hit Diwali 2009?Chennai has gone mad. It is getting ready to celebrate Diwali. Yet, there is a question to answer - Will Diwali be a celebration?
Diwali Activities for Kids GuideFun Diwali activities for kids are a great way to teach them the significance of the Indian festival without stressing them out. This article provides some cool resources for Diwali.
Best Rangoli Designs - Online Resource GuideRangoli designs are an integral part of Indian festivities especially Diwali. This article walks you through the best rangoli designs you can locate online.
Printable Diwali Coloring Pages for KidsPrintable Diwali coloring pages are a fun way to get the children connected to the values, traditions and the history of India. This article walks you through online resources to locate them.- Diwali EcardsWhen someone mentions the Festival of Lights, do you think of Hanukah? So did I, until I learned about Diwali.
- Diwali, Festival of LightsWhat is Diwali without the signature foods prepared during this festival? Here is a brief overview of the special food preparations associated with this grand festival of lights.
- Diwali: A Famous Indian FestivalsDiwali is one of the most famous Indian festivals. It's also called Deepavali. Here I described the importance of Diwali and how to worship goddess Lakshmi.
- Diwali CelebrationsDiwali is one of the largest Hindu festival of lights. It is a largest festival celebrated by Hindus, Jains and Sikhs all over the world from the time immemorial.
Diwali: the Festival of LightsA look into the Indian festival of Diwali.- Celebrate Diwali, the Festival of LightsAn overview of Diwali.
- Is Diwali Our Festival?Diwali has got its significance only recently.It does not have any ethnic affiliation.
Diwali Celebration in IndiaThe lights are meant to brighten the engulfing darkness and symbolise the triumph of good over evil- The Indian Festival of LightsThis is about the story of Ramayana and how it is still being celebrated today.
- HeeraIt's a story about a girl named 'Heera,' which means diamond. She works as a domestic maid in few houses and then she goes home and takes care of her siblings. The story depicts the young girls' situations who work as maids.
- Duga Puja--Celebration of a Powerful Indian GoddessWe know all about holidays like Christmas and St. Patrick's Day. But are you familiar with Durga Puja, a Hindu holiday honoring the goddess Durga?
- How to Make an Exquisite Rangoli-The Art of Floor PaintingRangoli is made to welcome guests. Rang means 'Colors', availi means 'row'', which means 'creepers of colors'.
