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Diwali recipes

Diwali is a festival to be grateful to God for showering his blessings upon us and to express Love and care for the loved ones. It is a common tradition to visit the places of worship and relatives and friends houses on the day of Diwali. As Diwali is a five day festival it is often seen that these get togethers spread across these five days.

Ladies engage themselves in preparing various kinds of sweets, snacks and other recipes. Sweets like Besan-ka-ladoo, Gajar-ka-halwa, Gulab-jamun are very popular.

Along with sweets there are some popular snacks that are very easy to prepare and look good to serve on the festival of Diwali. Mentioned below are some popular sweets and snacks’ recipes.

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Maa Luxami Apki Sabhi Mano Kamnayein poori Karey .... Ya devi sarvbhuteshu LUXAMI rupainey sansthan, namastasya namastasya namo namah. Ya devi sarvbhuteshu SHAKTI rupainey sansthan, namastasya namastasya namo namah Ya devi sarvbhuteshu Budhdhi rupainey sansthan, namastasya namastasya namo namah. Ya devi sarvbhuteshu VIDAYA rupainey sansthan, namastasya namastasya namo namah. Ya devi sarvbhuteshu BHAKTI rupainey sansthan, namastasya namastasya namo namah Ya devi sarvbhuteshu JYOTI rupainey sansthan, namastasya namastasya namo namah.
by Hemant Garg on Oct 27, 2011 1:28 AM IST Report Abuse
Happy Diwali folks, find the safety and precaution measures in the link given below http://indiaunivercity.blogspot.com/2011/10/happy-diwali-folks-ensure-safety-and.html
by Amudhan on Oct 25, 2011 10:58 AM IST Report Abuse
sometimes diwa is spelt as diva, as this is how it pronounced. It is another term for deepak, which is the clay pot filled with oil and a wick and used as a lamp on diwali. Diwali literally means 'festival of light'. Diwa does NOT mean 'day', I have no idea why somebody would tell you so! :-)
by kiran on Oct 24, 2011 8:31 AM IST Report Abuse
diwas are lamps/lights. Hence the term Diwali
by kiran on Oct 24, 2011 8:25 AM IST Report Abuse
@sarah, in respond to your question I want to tell u that Diwas are the hindi name of any occasional day.U can refer it to hindi translation of a day means din or diwas are same...
by indian on Oct 20, 2011 8:13 PM IST Report Abuse
can somebody please help! my daughter is learning about diwali,and one of her questions are "what are diwas" we are both finding it difficult to find an answer. please can some kind person help us answer this question.thank you
by sarah on Oct 20, 2011 12:25 AM IST Report Abuse
Happy Diwali to all! I'm looking forward to Diwali 2011. I bet this would be another joyous event this year. Also, I would be spending more time sending Diwali wishes and greetings to my loved one, especially to those who are in abroad. Miss you guys!
by 365greetings on Aug 29, 2011 10:04 AM IST Report Abuse
This festival is my favorite one. I like that.
by Yash Naik on Jul 2, 2011 12:01 PM IST Report Abuse
fuck fuck
by omkar on Jun 27, 2011 5:45 PM IST Report Abuse
nice message and happpy diwali to all of u and thanks www.festivalofindia.in
by mahelaka abrar on Feb 11, 2011 9:55 PM IST Report Abuse
I thought Lakshmi is the wife of Vishu and paravati is the wife of shiva.
by Suri on Nov 5, 2010 10:30 AM IST Report Abuse
Happy Diwali & thanks for the beautiful messages
by Skela on Nov 4, 2010 11:37 PM IST Report Abuse
Happy Diwali
by Charandeep on Nov 4, 2010 4:03 PM IST Report Abuse
Happy Diwali to all
by Ajay on Nov 4, 2010 3:53 PM IST Report Abuse
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