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May all your wishes come true!
May the coming year bring fuilfiness to all your lives!
Happy Deepawali For All Elakiri Members!
Deepavali is celebrated throughout India on the 15th day of the month Kartik (October/November) in the Hindu calendar, which in fact is a Lunisolar calendar (moon & sun). It falls on Amavasya (Ammavaasa), the new moon night, that ends the month of Ashwina (Ashvin/Aasho/Aswayuja) and begins the month of Kartika. The 5 day festival begins on the 13th day in the dark half of Ashwin and ends on the 2nd day in the bright half of Kartika. As the calculation is primarily based on the moon, the day of Diwali Festival varies in the Gregorian Calendar between the 13th October and 14th November every year. It can also differ by 1 day, depending on the location in the world.
Regional Names of the Days of Deepavali
Day 1: Dhanteras / Dhantheran / Dhantrayodashi / Dhanwantari Triodasi / Yamadeepdaan / Dhan Teyras
Day 2: Choti Diwali / Kali Chaudas / Narak Chaturdashi
Day 3: Main Deepavali / Baddi Diwali / Diwali Mela / Lakshmi Puja
Day 4: Pratipat / Padwa Puja / Gudi Padwa / Govardhan Puja / Annakoot
Day 5: Dvitiya / Bhai Duj / Bhhaya Dooj / Bhai Beej
What date was the Deepavali 2009 Festival ?
15 October, 2009 - Dhanteras
16 October, 2009 - Choti Diwali / Kali Chaudas / Naraka Chaturdashi
17 October, 2009 - Main Deepavali/Diwali Mela/Baddi Diwali/Lakshmi Puja
18 October, 2009 - Gudi Padwa & Govardhan Puja / Pratipat / Annakoot
19 October, 2009 - Bhai Duj / Bhhaya Dooj / Bhai Beej
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When are the Dipawali 2010 Celebrations ?
03 November, 2010 - Dhanteras
04 November, 2010 - Choti Diwali / Kali Chaudas / Naraka Chaturdashi
05 November, 2010 - Main Deepavali / Baddi Diwali (Lakshmi Puja)
06 November, 2010 - Padwa & Govardhan Puja / Pratipat
07 November, 2010 - Bhai Duj / Bhhaya Dooj / Bhai Beej
On which date is Main Deepavali 2011 ?
24 October, 2011 - Dhanteras
25 October, 2011 - Choti Diwali / Kali Chaudas / Naraka Chaturdashi
26 October, 2011 - Main Deepavali / Baddi Diwali (Lakshmi Puja)
27 October, 2011 - Padwa & Govardhan Puja / Pratipat
28 October, 2011 - Bhai Duj / Bhhaya Dooj / Bhai Beej
MuslimLankan Is back!
Have A peaceful time time In Ealkiri!
i really hope that!
no religion issues!
MuslimLankan Is back!
Have A peaceful time time In Ealkiri!
i really hope that!
no religion issues!
i assume that i wont see any racist threads in elakiri anymore. i got zero tolerances on racist threads
Diwali (also known as Deepavali) is an Indian festival, celebrated by the Indian community of the world. It is popularly referred to as the festival of lights, as it is seen as a triumph of good over evil and light over darkness.
Today, Indians around the world will rise to freshly cleaned homes and will put on new clothes. They will celebrate with friends, sharing food and sweetmeats (candy) and enjoy each other's company. As evening approaches, they will begin to light lamps along the doorways and window sills of their homes, as "guiding lights" for the Goddess of Prosperity.
Today, Indians around the world will rise to freshly cleaned homes and will put on new clothes. They will celebrate with friends, sharing food and sweetmeats (candy) and enjoy each other's company. As evening approaches, they will begin to light lamps along the doorways and window sills of their homes, as "guiding lights" for the Goddess of Prosperity.
you must know how u react and what u talk!
u will get the result according to what u do!
and the other thing is please use small fonts when u type!
Have A Nice Time!
machan this is nonsense not because of the bad rep...but explain me what i have done wrong!
Dont try to teach me things! i know what i'm doing! typing from large font is allowed in this forum.
Go fly a kite IveyStyle! you cant change the way i work
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erhm...Ivey....i think we can all appreciate your sentiments.....
but according to certain Sri Lankan Tamils...deepavali is the day of mourning for a "dead God" (not prabakaran....xD)....they don't celebrate it.........i think....
EDIT > ok my bad...its the festival of lights....they mark the return of some God to life not death.....and also the Goddess of light as well....sooo confusing.....
but according to certain Sri Lankan Tamils...deepavali is the day of mourning for a "dead God" (not prabakaran....xD)....they don't celebrate it.....
....i think....EDIT > ok my bad...its the festival of lights....they mark the return of some God to life not death.....and also the Goddess of light as well....sooo confusing.....
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