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The festival of lights, expressed through Lakshmi worship, Rama's return, Krishna traditions and many regional narratives.
Why it is celebrated
It is celebrated to remember the sacred meaning associated with Kartika Amavasya tradition and to renew devotion through the customs preserved by families, temples and regional communities.
A thoughtful way to observe
Light lamps safely, share abundance, reduce noise and waste, and renew the home with gratitude.
This is a festival and Panchang-highlight calendar for India, not a live daily Panchang. A tithi can span two Gregorian dates; the observed day, nakshatra, muhurta and fasting window vary by city, sampradaya and regional calendar. Confirm local timings before a time-sensitive observance.