Question

Write essay on diwali.

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Answer 1

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Diwali is the main festival of Hinduism. Diwali, the festival of lights, is celebrated on the day of Kartik Amavasya. Diwali is also known as Deepawali. It is believed that on this night, decorated with lamps, Lakshmiji goes out for a tour and shares happiness with his devotees. The main story behind celebrating Diwali , it is related to Lord Shri Rama in the form of Vishnu.

People welcome Goddess Lakshmi by drawing beautiful rangoli and paduka footer at the entrance of their homes. To celebrate the festival of Diwali, people distribute sweets and fruits to friends, relatives and neighbors.

It is believed that when Lord Ram reached Ayodhya, the entire city was welcomed by burning thousands of oil lamps diya. The entire Ayodhya was decorated with flowers and beautiful Rangoli. Since then, Diwali has been called the festival of lights. People decorate with oil lamps to welcome Lord Rama to their homes. That is why this festival is also called 'Deepawali'. The tradition of oil lamps symbolizes the victory of good over evil.

Answer 2

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India is a country which is called the land of festivals. Among these festivals, one special festival is Deepawali which comes 20 days after Dussehra in the month of October or November.

It is celebrated to commemorate Lord Rama's 14 year exile and return to his kingdom. To express their happiness, the residents of Ayodhya bathe the state with light on this day, as well as the whole state swells in the echo of firecrackers.

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Deepawali means the line of the lamp. Thus this festival equipped with rows of lamps is called Deepavali. Diwali is also known as the Festival of Lights or the Light of Ladies, which is a sign of Lakshmi's arrival in the house, as well as the victory of good over evil.

Lord Sri Ram saved the earth from evil by killing Ravana, the king of Asuras. It is believed that on this day, keeping cleanliness in your house, shop, and office etc., Lakshmi enters that place. On that day it is also customary to decorate the houses with lamps and to burst crackers.