Diwali is, without a doubt the biggest Indian festival, celebrated with much fervor across the country. It is especially significant for people that are ignorant of the festival date and wonder when is Diwali? Since the festivities are in accordance with the Hindu calender, people often ask temple priests when is Diwali or consult the Indian calender for the festival date. For people anxiously waiting for Diwali 2010 and searching for when is Diwali. As per the Hindu calender, Diwali 2010 will be celebrated on November 5. Diwali 2010, like always, is on a new moon day and will be celebrated for five days. Diwali Festival is one of the major and most celebrated Indian festivals. Diwali is celebrated by young and old, rich and poor, throughout the India to dispel darkness and light up their lives. Diwali also symbolizes unity in diversity of the country as every state celebrates it in its own special nature.
Diwali festival symbolizes the victory of light over darkness. The illuminations and fireworks, joy and festivities, are to signify the victory of divine forces over those of wickedness. People of all age groups deck up and participate in busting crackers throughout the night. Every house big or small, rich or poor will be illuminated on this grand Diwali 2010. One can see Multi-colored Rangoli designs; floral decorations and fireworks lend vivid and colorful imagery to this Diwali 2010 which heralds joy, mirth and happiness in the ensuring year.
On this Diwali festival 2010 exchange gifts especially sweets, candles and wearing new clothes is also synonymous with Diwali- festival of lights. The festival of Diwali is never complete without exchange of gifts. People present Diwali gifts to all near and dear ones. This Diwali come and celebrate with Infibeam on the auspicious occasion of Diwali 2010. Decorate your home and lit oil lamps as Diwali festival is round the corner. Add Fireworks to the celebrations of Diwali festival 2010. Entire country looks magnificent on Diwali as people illuminate their homes with traditional earthen diyas, candles and luminous strands of electric bulbs. Plan to distribute various Diwali gifts & presents which will add to the festive mood of Diwali festival 2010. These gifts might be just wishing your beloveds with Diwali e-cards & E-greetings or sending sweets and other eatables or valuables.
By: Ritika Jayaswal
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