Diwali, Deepavali, Dhanteras, Ekadashi, no matter what you call it, Diwali equally promises success, riches, and prosperity to one and all.
This day has shown good always has greater power over evil and how strong evil may seem, goodness always wins and shines like gold.
Diwali is the most awaited time of the year and is cherished by everyone. Diwali is celebrated on the 15th day of the Hindu month named Kartika. That comes between Oct-Nov every year according to the Gregorian calendar. New Gold is bought in higher amounts as a remark of a new beginning in the auspicious month of Kartika.
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1.Dhanteras: Dhanteras or Dhanwantari Trayodashi is the very first day of Diwali week. It comes on the 13th day of the month Kartika according to the Hindu calendar.
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2.Choti Diwali: It is also called Kali Chaudas, which means eternal fourteen as it is celebrated on the 14th of Kartika month in the Hindu calendar.
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Diwali: The 15th day of the Hindu month Kartika is celebrated as the actual Diwali.
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Vishwakarma: The 4th day of Diwali week celebrated on the 16th of Kartika month.
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Vishwakarma: Bhai Dooj is celebrated on the 17th of Kartika month. Bhai Dooj has a remarkable meaning where Bhai means 'brother' and Dooj means 'the second day after the new moon, and this is the day when Bhai Dooj is celebrated.
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Diwali is a 5-day festival that is celebrated in the holy month of Kartika. Praying for good fortune and worshiping Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha will bring health, riches, and prosperity in the future. This auspicious week is a celebration of the victory of good over evil and shows us that the light of good always defeats the darkness of evil.