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One of the biggest festivals of
Hindus, Deepawali or Diwali in India is celebrated with lots of
enthusiasm and happiness. This festival is celebrated for five
continuous days, with the third day being celebrated as the main Diwali
or as 'Festival of Lights'. Fireworks are always associated with
this festival. The day is celebrated with people lighting diyas, candles
all around their house. Lakshmi Puja is performed in the evening to seek
divine blessings of Goddess of Wealth. Diwali gifts are exchanged among
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of Diwali Pooja - The Tradition of Rangoli - The Tradition of Burning Crackers - The Tradition of Lights - Diwali Calendar  - Diwali Gift Tradition - Diwali Gift Ideas 
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This Diwali, may you be blessed with good fortune
as long as Ganeshji's trunk, wealth and prosperity as big as his
stomach, happiness as sweet as his ladoos and may your trouble be as
small as his mouse.  Ashish
Jain |
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