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Deepavali 2014

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“Deepavali” is the original name derived from the Sanskrit word “Dipavali’ which means “Row of Lamps” or “Spreading of light”. Deepavali is Celebrated in South-India in the states:Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, Andhra Pradesh. Deepavali is a Four-day festival starts on Ashvina Krishna Chaturdasi.

1 Day: celebrated as Deepavali (Naraka Chaturdasi)
2 Day: Lakshmi Puja
3 Day: Kartika Shuddha Padwa/Bali Padyami
4 Day: Yama Dvitiya

Deepavali celebrations take place in many countries in the world. On this day people exchange gifts, bursting fire crackers, lighting fireworks, colourful sparkles and have festive meals with their family members. People used to decorate their houses by different things one of the most popular is by making rangoli designs on the floor of their house entrance.

The doorways are hung with torans of mango leaves and marigold flowers. On this day, many people decorate their homes and workplaces with tiny electric lights or small clay oil lamps. The belief behind this is that goddess Laxmi arrives at their home in the mid-night to bless them with prosperity and happiness in their lives. Deepavali melas are being enjoyed by Hindus, Jain, Sikhs & Buddhist.

There is a wide collection of greetings card, SMSes, images, messages for Deepavali 2014 on our site that one can choose from. One can also download the inspirational and holy wallpapers from our site. One can use these wallpapers for their desktop, take a printout of it and put it in the entrance of their homes or walls as a part of decorations. Deepavali rangoli are a part of colorful tradition of Indian. One can get the best Deepavali rangoli designs at our site.

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