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Diwali Greetings

Thursday, October 16th, 2008

We present a selection of Diwali Greetings in Hindi. Enjoy sending them to your friends and relatives this Diwali.

Hindi Diwali Greeting - दिवाली मुबारक

Marathi Diwali Greeting - शुभ दीपावली

Gujarati Diwali Greeting - દિવલી મુબારક

दीपावली की ढेरो शुभ कमनाए
लक्ष्मी आएगी इतनी की सब जगह नाम होगा,
दिन रात व्यापार बड़े इतना अधिक काम होगा,
घर परिवार समाज मे बनॉगे सरताज, यही कामना है हमारी आप के लिए

दीपावली की ढेरो शुभ कमनाए.

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झिलमिलते दीपों की आभा से प्रकाशित
ये दिवाली आपके घर आँगन में
धन धान्या सुख समरयधि और िश्वोर
के अन्नत आशीर्वाद ले कर आए.
हॅपी दीवाली|

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घर परवा है खुशियों का, उजालो का, लक्ष्मी का….
इस दिवाली आपकी जिंदगी खुशियों से भारी हो, दुनिया उजालो से रोशन हो,
घर पर मा लक्ष्मी का आगमन हो
हॅपी दीवाली.

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खुशियाँ हो ओवरफ्लो, मस्ती कभी ना हो लो, दोस्ती का सुरूर छाया रहे,
धन और शोहरत की हो बौछार, ऐसा आए आपके लिए दीवाली का त्योहार.

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आई आई दीवाली आई, साथ मे कितनी खुशिया लाई, धूम मचाओ, मौज़ मनाओ, आप सभी को दीवाली की बधाई.
हॅपी दीवाली.

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कुमकुम भरे कदमों से आए लक्ष्मीजी आपके द्वार,
सुख संपाति मिले आपको अपर, दीपावली की सूभकामनान करें स्वीकार.
हॅपी दीवाली.

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दीपक का प्रकाश हर पल आपके जीवन मे एक नयी रोशनी दे,
बस यही शुभकामना है हमारी आपके लिए दीवाली के इस पवन
अवसर पर. !! हॅपी दीवाली !

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Diwali 2008

Saturday, October 11th, 2008

Diwali the most awaited festival is also known as Deepavali, the festival of “rows of lights” (Deep = Lamp, Vali =Array). Of all the festivals celebrated in India, Diwali is by far the most glamorous and important. Varying cultures and customs mingle together to make Diwali celebrations very special.

Diwali is celebrated 20 days after Dussehra, on the 13th day of the dark fortnight of the month of Ashwin (October / November). Enthusiastically enjoyed the victory of good over evil, light over darkness, and knowledge over ignorance. On Diwali homes are decorated, sweets are distributed by everyone and thousands of lamps are lit. The festival symbolizes unity in diversity as every state celebrates it in its own special way.

Families and friends get together to celebrate Diwali with lights and fireworks and share a bond of closeness. Gifts are exchanged and special dishes are prepared. The celebration Stars with Dhanteras and ends with Bhai Duj.

The 5 Diwali Days are-

Dhanteras

Choti Diwali

Main Diwali

Padwa

Bhai Duj

Dhanteras - the first day of Diwali (26th Oct 2008)

Dhanteras is the beginning of Diwali celebrations. This is an important day for rich business community of western India. Houses and business premises are decorated beautifully.

Narak Chaturdashi/Choti Diwali - the second day (27th Oct 2008)

On this day Lord Krishna destroyed the demon Narakasur and made the world free from fear.

Main Diwali - Laxmi Poojan - the third day (28th Oct 2008)

This is the day to worship Goddess Lakshmi. People believe that Goddess Lakshmi brings the blessings of wealth and prosperity.

Padwa - the Fourth Day (29th Oct 2008)

In Maharashtra married women perform pooja of their husbands and get expensive gifts in return. Govardhana Puja is also performed in this day.

Bhai Duj - the fifth/last day (30th Oct 2008)

On this day sisters perform puja for their brothers safety and well-being. Brothers in return give Bhai Dooj Gifts to their sisters as a token of love.

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