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Happy Diwali 2025: Best Wishes, Quotes, And Messages To Share With Loved Ones
According to the Drik Panchang, this year, the Amavasya Tithi will begin at 3:44 pm on October 20 and end at 5:54 pm on October 21.
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In Pics: Ayodhya Sets Record By Lighting 26 Lakh Diyas Ahead Of Diwali
26.17 lakh diyas were lit at the same place while 2,128 people performed 'aarti' together, both being new world records.
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Akhilesh Yadav Asks "Why Spend On Lamps" During Diwali, BJP Responds
The Samajwadi Party chief's comment came as Ayodhya is eyeing to create history by lighting over 26 lakh diyas to celebrate Diwali.
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Ayodhya Eyes Guinness Record, To Light 26 Lakh Diyas On Deepotsav Today
Ayodhya is set to celebrate Deepotsav from today, marking the homecoming of Lord Shri Ram. The grand preparations are underway for Deepotsav to create history with over 26 lakhs diyas.
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Ayodhya Deepotsav 2025: A Guide To Exploring The City's Festive Food Trail
While you take in the magical lights, make sure to follow Ayodhya's festive foodie trail and enjoy the city's rich flavours.
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Deepotsav 2025: Hotels Across Ayodhya Report Full Occupancy For The Festive Week
Deepotsav, the grand annual celebration marking Lord Ram's return to Ayodhya after exile, is expected to draw lakhs of devotees from across India and abroad this year.
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Is Diwali On October 20 Or 21? All You Need To Know About Tithi And Muhurat
The night of Amavasya, also known as the night of the new moon, holds special spiritual significance during Diwali.
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Top 10 Indian Cities For The Ultimate Diwali Celebrations Experience
When it comes to Diwali, India truly becomes a beautifully illuminated paradise.
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Where To Celebrate Diwali In Ayodhya: A First-Time Traveller's Guide
If you are planning to make Diwali 2025 a festival like no other, head to Ayodhya to experience why this ancient town celebrates this festival with a deeper meaning.
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Diwali 2025: Date, Lakshmi Puja Timings, And 5 Timeless Recipes To Celebrate The Festival Of Lights
After Navratri and Dussehra, the country once again gears up for its grandest festival - Diwali, also known as Deepavali or Deepotsav.
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Happy Diwali 2025: Best Wishes, Quotes, And Messages To Share With Loved Ones
According to the Drik Panchang, this year, the Amavasya Tithi will begin at 3:44 pm on October 20 and end at 5:54 pm on October 21.
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In Pics: Ayodhya Sets Record By Lighting 26 Lakh Diyas Ahead Of Diwali
26.17 lakh diyas were lit at the same place while 2,128 people performed 'aarti' together, both being new world records.
-
Akhilesh Yadav Asks "Why Spend On Lamps" During Diwali, BJP Responds
The Samajwadi Party chief's comment came as Ayodhya is eyeing to create history by lighting over 26 lakh diyas to celebrate Diwali.
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Ayodhya Eyes Guinness Record, To Light 26 Lakh Diyas On Deepotsav Today
Ayodhya is set to celebrate Deepotsav from today, marking the homecoming of Lord Shri Ram. The grand preparations are underway for Deepotsav to create history with over 26 lakhs diyas.
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Ayodhya Deepotsav 2025: A Guide To Exploring The City's Festive Food Trail
While you take in the magical lights, make sure to follow Ayodhya's festive foodie trail and enjoy the city's rich flavours.
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Deepotsav 2025: Hotels Across Ayodhya Report Full Occupancy For The Festive Week
Deepotsav, the grand annual celebration marking Lord Ram's return to Ayodhya after exile, is expected to draw lakhs of devotees from across India and abroad this year.
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Is Diwali On October 20 Or 21? All You Need To Know About Tithi And Muhurat
The night of Amavasya, also known as the night of the new moon, holds special spiritual significance during Diwali.
-
Top 10 Indian Cities For The Ultimate Diwali Celebrations Experience
When it comes to Diwali, India truly becomes a beautifully illuminated paradise.
-
Where To Celebrate Diwali In Ayodhya: A First-Time Traveller's Guide
If you are planning to make Diwali 2025 a festival like no other, head to Ayodhya to experience why this ancient town celebrates this festival with a deeper meaning.
-
Diwali 2025: Date, Lakshmi Puja Timings, And 5 Timeless Recipes To Celebrate The Festival Of Lights
After Navratri and Dussehra, the country once again gears up for its grandest festival - Diwali, also known as Deepavali or Deepotsav.
