diwali greetings 2021

Deepawali is one of the most joyous festivals and is celebrated with great vigor by the Hindus. The celebrations go on for five days and each day has its own importance. Govardhan puja or Annakut puja, as it is popularly known, occurs a day…

The festive season is here and so are the invitations to myriad parties and events which you may have to attend this month. However, with all the constant application and removal of make-up, you may also have to take care of your skin to…

Diwali, one of the much-awaited festivals that stands for prosperity is here. It is the excitement to share, spend time with your loved ones that multiply the joy of Diwali. People organise parties, indulge in delicacies, play games, cards…

Diwali without sweets is incomplete, but indulging in too many calories and sugar can be harmful if you are diabetic. Festivals like Diwali, when one consumes a lot of sweets and fried food, can impact a person’s blood-glucose levels…

Diwali, or the festival of lights, is a time to spend memories with family. Traditions are followed every year. Diwali is a wonderful day when the elders gather for chit-chat, brothers and sisters excitedly await the chance to go out and…

Deepawali is said to be the festival of lights, and a symbol of the triumph of good over evil. In a way, it is also the celebration of the awakening and awareness of the Inner Light, which is present within each one of us and has the power…

The festival of lights is here! The sight of lamps and candles illuminating the houses, the delicious treats and the warm greetings — are all such welcoming and pleasant glimpses of festivity and togetherness. The pandemic has subdued the…

 Autumn has a distinct nip in the air that signals the start of festivities and celebrations across the country. The Hindu festival of Diwali or the festival of lights dates back more than 2,500 years. It is celebrated every year with pomp…

This year, Tamil Deepavali will fall on the same day as the main Diwali i.e, November 4. (Image: Shutterstock)Tamil Deepavali 2021: In Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, Deepavali is celebrated as the killing of demon Narakasura by Goddess…

Diwali, the festival of lights, is often associated with wealth and happiness. Days before the Hindu festival, people clean and decorate their houses or workplaces to prepare for the big day. On the day of Diwali, houses are decorated with…