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which two Historical icons of India does the festival celebrate the return to?

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Answer 1

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which two Historical icons of India does the festival celebrate the return to?

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In northern India, Diwali commemorates Prince Rama's triumphant return to the city of Ayodhya after 14 years of exile due to the plotting of his evil stepmother—and after a heroic rescue of his wife Sita, an incarnation of the goddess Lakshmi, who had been kidnapped by the rival king Ravana.

Answer 2

Ram and Sita were the two historical icons of India, where the festival is celebrated for their return.

• Ram and Sita along with Ram's brother Lakshaman were on a 14 year exile period.
• They had to be in the forest for 14 years. This was ordered by Ram's father which he obeyed.
• After 14 years, when they returned, the people there celebrated their return as a huge festival.
• During that day the entire town was lighted up with diyas in order to signify their victory.
• The name of the festival is Diwali which is celebrated every year in India.
• The festival is celebrated for three continuous days signifying the victory of Ram over Ravana and the successful return of Ram and Sita.