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Citizens lit rows of lamps to welcome Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana after defeating Ravana.
South Indian traditions recall Krishna’s victory, marked with dawn baths and lights.
Bengal celebrates Kali’s fierce compassion with lights and rituals.
Jains mark Mahavira’s liberation, emphasizing knowledge and non‑violence.
Sikhs celebrate Guru Hargobind’s release and justice with illuminated gurdwaras.
It is the night of the new moon. Your town sits by a quiet river. You hold a diya.
Knowledge, courage, and compassion in uncertain times.
Cleaning homes and habits for new beginnings.
Rangoli, sweets, and gatherings foster unity.
Offerings to Lakshmi or acts of service.
1. Which epic homecoming is linked to Diwali?
Krishna returns2. What does ‘Deepavali’ mean?
Festival of colors