During the celebration, temples, homes, shops and office buildings are brightly lit.
The festival preparations and rituals typically last for five days, culminating in the third day of the Hindu lunisolar month with the dark night of the Kartik month.
In the Gregorian calendar lander, the festivities usually take place from the middle of October and the middle of November.
Names of Diwali festival days, KA Documentation by the teenager, as well as rituals, varies by region.
Diwali is usually celebrated on the eighth day after the Dussehra (Dasara, Dasine) festival, which has a tantrum or regional equivalent while cleaning the house on the first day
of festivals and decorating the floor like Rangoli.
Another day is Narka Chaturdashi or regional counterpart that is Diwali suitable for Hindus in the South of India.
Western, Central, Eastern and North Indian communities celebrate the third day, Lakshmi Pujan Day and the traditional day of the dark night, the main day of Diwali.
In some parts of India, the day after Lakshmi worship is marked with Govardhan puja and sacrificial ritual (fall),
Under the leadership of Diwali, the celebrators will be cleaning, renovating and decorating their homes and workplaces.
During the climax, the cheerleaders decorate themselves in the finest clothes, lighting the interior and exterior of their home with lamps (oil lamps or candles).
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