For Evanston resident Bindu Reddy, celebrating Diwali is important because she wants her 7-year-old to know the culture of India. Typically, Reddy meets up with a group of Indian families to tell ...

Diwali gets its name from Dipavali, which in Sanskrit means “row or series of lights.” The Sanskrit word dipa (diya) means “that which glows.” Diwali is observed annually in autumn by Hindus, Sikhs, ...

The "Neo-Traditional Diya Glow" aesthetic is a great way to capture the essence of Diwali – warmth, tradition, and vibrant light. Here's how to create this style for your selfie or portrait. On the ...

They’ve been around for centuries, and they’re still the heart of Diwali decor. Yes, we’re talking about good old diyas, the earthen lamps. But lighting them is just the beginning. These earthy little ...

.Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time when homes glow with lamps, decorations, and festive joy. Among all these traditions, Rangoli stands out as one of the most loved and meaningful. It is not ...

Diwali is a time for family and friends to gather and make merry Shutterstock (Representational image) Hosting a Diwali party is the ideal excuse to gather your favourite people at one place, indulge ...