Diwali Ideas: 2009

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Diwali Mithai, Send Diwali Mithai To India

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Send exclusive diwali mithai to your dearones to share shubh deepawali wishes and spread happiness with these delicious Indian mithais. You can either get mithai from market or prepare at home. So, plan your diwali celebrations by making tasty and mouth-likering sweets decorated beautifully to attract people. View few samples of famous Diwali Mithai available in market for people who want to wish happy diwali in unique style.

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Diwali Puja, Tradition of Deepavali Pooja, Diwali Puja Ideas

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Diwali festival is incomplete without the traditional diwali pooja of various hindu god-goddesses who counts to be an essential part of deepavali celebrations. The diwali puja full of rituals, customs and various items of puja samagri makes the festival of lights more colorful, bright and beautiful when people observe special prayers to worship Maa Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha, Mata Saraswati and other deities. View these samples of real deepawali puja scenes with the complete view of items, decorations, lighting of the puja ghar. These diwali puja ideas will help you give the beautiful same look of these puja decorations.

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Diwali Food - Festival Food Recipes, Snacks

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Diwali is a five day festival full of light, decorations, puja, sweets, gifts, food and other items to enjoy diwali festival with tradition and culture. Ladies of the house keep themselves busy in making delicious diwali food, recipes, sweets, snacks, appetizzers and other traditional food for not only family members but also guests coming to express their happy diwali wishes. There are certain traditional diwali food recipes like tikka masala, dahi bhalle, chhole bhature, shahi pulao, chakli and many more vegetarian delights. Watch out these diwali food ideas along with pictures to have overview about what to make, how to make and how to present ?

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Diwali Diyas - Decorated Diyas, Deepavali Diyas

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Diyas are an essential and beautiful part of diwali celebrations as on diwali night, people light deepavali diyas in a row to spread light all over. Earthen diyas, candle diyas and other decorative diyas are available in market to illuminate your surroundings to welcome Lord Rama and other hindu god-goddesses. Place these diwali diyas pictures and photos to your application to express love for deepawali festival.

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Diwali Sweets

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Diwali is one of the special and most celebrated festival in India when people decorate their homes, offices, shops, market, temples and other places with diyas, candles, rangoli, torans, lighting and other items. Indian festivals are incomplete without adding the fragrance and taste of sweets to not only wish others but to express excitement for the festival. Likewise, diwali bring with it delicious and lovely sweets for all. Famous and special diwali sweets are ladoo, peda, burfi, gujia, kheer, phirni, halwa, jalebi and other mithai.

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Diwali Recipes

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Diwali is a festival of Hindus in India who follow traditions and customs to keep the spirit of their religion and dieties special rituals to welcome Lord Rama by lighting diyas and offering special recipes to spread happiness all over. Ladies in the family prepare special sweets and food recipe like aloo chaat, peda, rasmalai, laddoo, sweet rice and many more. First read and follow diwali recipe ideas and methods to prepare your dish as sweet as its name.

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Diwali Aarti

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Indian festivals are incomplete without reciting prayers and aarti of various god-goddess. Diwali is the most celebrated festival of people in India when the preparations begin months prior to the day with shopping, gifts, cleaning, decorations, white wash and other activities. Puja or aarti could be never left on Diwali as people make special prayers and aarti of Maa Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha, Maa Saraswati and other religious figures. Send these Diwali Aarti cards, pictures and scenes to give them idea about how diwali is celebrated by peoples.

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Diwali Decoration Ideas

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Diwali is a festival of lights, candles, lamps, rangoli, torans, hangings and other items being used for decoration and celebrations. Diwali is celebrated by people with great craze and excitement to decor their homes, offices, shops, pooja ghar and other areas to scatter the joys of festival. They do special shopping for the festival like rangoli colors, torans, flowers, scented candles, religious idols, pictures, photos and other stuff. Take help from our diwali decoration ideas to make the most on Diwali.

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Diwali Rangoli

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Rangoli is the special feature of every Indian festival when people decor their interiors, doors, garden, puja ghar and other open area with beautiful colors to exhibit their excitement, love and feeling for the festival. Rangoli is the art of making designs on floor with various colors and sparkles to form some shape. Diwali rangoli has added feature of some space for placing candles and diyas. Indian tradition give importance to rangoli on diwali since colors display unity in diversity. Not only colors but different flower petals are also used to make rangoli. Take help from our below displayed pictures, patterns and ideas in our segment of Diwali Rangoli.

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Diwali Gift Ideas

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Diwali is the most holy day of the hindu calendar year when people light candles and diyas to welcome Lord Rama, Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi and other dieties to shower their blessings of peace, happiness, good luck, prosperity and wealth in their homes, offices, shopes and other places. Diwali brings with it lots of good things like decoration, sweets, get-together, special recipes and gifts. Yes, kids and children wait for their diwali gifts by their elders. People should try different gift items like dry fruits, crockery, sweets, cards, fire-crackers, decorative items, kitchenware and other things. Exchange diwali gifts to create festive mood of diwali celebrations with all. Feel free to go through our mentioned Diwali gift ideas and tips to help our online visitors.

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Diwali Picture Gallery - Free Diwali Photo & images

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Free Diwali Picture Gallery

Dipavali, Diwali or Deepawali, the grand celebration in India which is also known as 'the festival of lights', Its , the festival of fun and joy. Find Diwali Photos, Cards to colour them as you like or print this coloring pages. this is religious Hindus festival that brings a series of festivals with it. Here we are Offering all Diyas, firework, gifts, kids fun, sweets and Diwali celebration Pictures.

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Find the 1000's of colorful photos, clip arts and Images from India. Beautiful Pics of Rangoli decoration, array of Diyas, home prayer of lord Rama, Laxmi-ganesh and Lantern photos. Diwali is also celebrate Outside the India like UK, Us, Canada, Nepal, Arab countries, etc. We have Amazing collection of movinig pics so Send Free Diwali Graphics to your family and friends.

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Diwali Celebrations

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Diwali Celebrations

The Diwali is religious festival of Hindus which is celebrated all over the world. You can enjoy the Diwali Celebrations in India, Nepal, UK, Canada, USA, Arab countries, etc. There are various stories and traditions are associated with this light festival, Its just like Christmas in India.

Diwali lightings and fireworks

Diwali is also known as Deepavali and marked as the festival of lights with a great prominence in India. It signifies the Victory of Good over the evil. On this day people get together to do fun and pray god and exchange sweets and gifts on this wonderful festival with their family and friends.

Diwali Decorations

Decorating houses with Lighting lamps, candles and preparing special food recipes, dishes, deserts are all the integral part of the celebrations. kids love to play with fireworks and games at home. It is believed that Mighty Lord Shri Rama's (Ramchandra) returned home (Ayodhya City) after 14 year of exile. One that day people of that place, distributed sweets, lighting lamps and celebrate this very day at their houses. As per ancient facts, The word 'Deepavali' in Sanskrit language means an array of lights that means for victory of brightness over darkness.

Diwali Prayer

The prayer of Lord Ganesha and Godess Lakshmi puja at home with lamps and sweets is a old custom of diwali. Burning crackers are the major things in Diwali celebrations. Now the times have changed Diwali Celebrations became more a more popular with it. This grand festival falls in month of November or October every year. So Find all the top Diwali celebration ideas for kids and adults at our site to make fun and enjoyment with family & friends.

Diwali dishes and food recipes

There are lots of dishes are prepared at Diwali like badam kheer, gajar ka halwa, Sweets, Rabri, kachori, bhalla papdi, cheese pizza, laddo, etc