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- 1. Welcome to this presentation of Deepavali
- 8. Celebrations Homes are thoroughly cleaned, windows are opened and diyas are lit as a greeting to Laxmi, the goddess of wealth. Candles are often substituted for diyas. Gifts are exchanged and festive meals are prepared.
- 14. Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of good luck, wealth and fortune is worshiped Those who have a business do the Puja in offices as it is considered lucky and auspicious. Third day The most important day called Lakshmi-Puja
- 15. Fourth day Padwa / VARSHAPRATIPADA Coronation of King Vikramaditya Vikaram-Calendar started from this day
- 16. Fifth day Bhaiya Dooj. sister puts a sacred mark on her brother's forehead and prays for his long life and prosperity Brothers give their sisters presents in return.
- 19. The Coronation of Prince Rama After defeating Ravana and returning to his hometown he was then coronated the king.
- 20. RAMLILA
- 21. Rongoli Patterns
- 23. During Diwali, Indians draw bright Rangoli patterns on the floor by the front door to encourage the goddess Lakshmi to enter their homes.
- 24. Rangoli can be square, rectangular or circular.
- 25. Traditionally drawn using rice grains, flour, sand or chalk.
- 26. Rangoli come in all shapes and sizes!
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