What are the advantages of Diwali celebration?

Answer 1

The Hindu festival of light has many advantages:

1. Houses are all cleaned and white-washed on this occasion.
2. The burning of sarson (mustard) oil purifies the atmosphere and kills insects that breed during the rainy season.
3. It provides an occasion for merry-making for all.
4. The children specially enjoy it. They get toys, sweets and delicious dishes to eat.
5. As sweets are exchanged on this occasion, the festival also serves to increase mutual love among friends and relatives.
6. You buy new cloths and gifts.
7. Vendors are happy as the sale is huge.

Answer 2

Diwali (also spelt Devali in certain religions) or Deepavali, is commonly known as the festival of lights and is celebrated by Hindus, Jains and Sikhs. It is an important 5 day festival celebrated between mid-October and mid-November. The fourth fay of Diwali is the Hindu New Year.

Diwali celebrates the return of Lord Rama, as well as Sita and Lakshman, from his fourteen yearlong banishment from his home town of Ayodhya by his father. The people of Ayodhya light diyas in rows to guide Rama, Sita and Lakshman back from the forest. As soon as Lord Rama arrived they crowned him king.
it is important because it was about lord ram and sita. everyone gives gifts to each other and they wear new clothes.

Answer 3

Ah, Diwali is a beautiful festival full of light and joy. The advantages of celebrating Diwali include spreading happiness, fostering unity among loved ones, and bringing positivity and hope into our lives. It's a time to appreciate the beauty of life and the light within ourselves.

Answer 4

Diwali is the Indian festival that brings a series of festivals with it. One after another, we get a chance to celebrate five ceremonious occasions. The people of all age groups and classes with equal zeal and enthusiasm celebrate Diwali throughout India. They put on new apparels and participate in the various activities that are related to Diwali celebrations. It is a festival of celebrations such as lightings, crackers, cleanliness, colorful rangoli making, social gatherings to exchange greetings and sharing sweets with your loved ones. Diwali is a festival filled with spiritualism and religious activities, such as worship of Goddess Lakshmi, worship of Lord Ganesha, worship of Ma Kali, worship of Lord Chitragupta and worship of Govardhan Parvat.

The celebration of the five-day long festival, Diwali, begins on Aswayuja Bahula Chaturdashi and concludes on Kartika Shudha Vijaya. The first day of this festival begins with 'Dhan Trayodashi' or 'Dhanteras'. After the Dhanvantari Trayodashi the second day of Diwali is 'Narak Chaturdashi', which is popular as 'Chhoti Diwali'. The third day of Diwali, which is also called 'Badi Diwali' is the main day of celebrations of the festival of Diwali. People perform Lakshmi Pujan (worship of divine Goddess Lakshmi) on this day and offer prayers to her to bless them with wealth and prosperity. The fourth day of Diwali is devoted to Govardhan Pooja (worship of Lord Govardhan Parvat). The fifth day of the Diwali is Bhai Dooj, the time to honor the brother-sister relationship.

Answer 5

Deepavali is a festival where people from all age groups participate. They give expression to their happiness by lighting earthen 'diyas' (lamps), decorating the houses, bursting firecrackers and inviting near and dear ones to their households for partaking in a sumptuous feast. The lighting of lamps is a way of paying obeisance to god for attainment of health, wealth, knowledge, peace, valor and fame.

It is one time in the whole year that children volunteer to leave their beds long before the day begins. In fact, the traditional oil bath at 3 a.m, is the only chore that stands between them and the pre-dawn adventures. They emerge, scrubbed clean to get into their festive attire, and light up little oil lamps, candles and scented sticks(agarbathis), the wherewithal for setting alight crackers and sparklers.

On Diwali night, little clay lamps are lit in Hindus homes, but now a days colored electric lamps are also used. What is the significance of lighting a lamp? There is a logical answer to this question. It is through the light that the beauty of this world is revealed or experienced. Most civilizations of the world recognize the importance of light as a gift of God. It has always been a symbol of whatever is positive in our world of experience.

To Hindus, darkness represents ignorance, and light is a metaphor for knowledge. Therefore, lighting a lamp symbolizes the destruction, through knowledge, of all negative forces- wickedness, violence, lust, anger, envy, greed, bigotry, fear, injustice, oppression and suffering, etc. Competition is stiff, and even the little girl in silk frocks and their finery are watching out for the best sparklers and flowerpots, the rockets and Vishnuchakras, which light-up the night sky like a thousand stars. Grown-ups are the soul of generosity. Festive bonhomie abounds.

Answer 6

It usually takes place eighteen days after Dusshera. It is colloquially known as the "festival of lights", for the common practice is to light small oil lamps and place them around the home, in courtyards, verandahs, and gardens, as well as on roof-tops and outer walls. In urban areas, especially, candles are substituted for diyas. Neon lights are made to substitute for candles.

Answer 7

Diwali is important because it gives us a chance to pray to our gods and its a special occasion.
It Symboloses the victory or good over evil!

Answer 8

Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after 14 years.People welcomed him by lighting diyas and candles.They are important to Hindus.

Answer 9

It brings happiness and prosperity. We should light diyas and candles.

Answer 10

Diwali is also known as new year of Hindus. Diwali is celebrated by Hindus with great joy. Diwali is the festival of light and victory of good over bad.