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Happy Diwali from Hunters Plaza

Diwali – The Festival of Lights 🪔

Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is one of the most joyful celebrations in the Indian calendar. But what’s the story behind all those glowing lamps, sweets and fireworks?

Long ago in ancient India, a beloved prince named Rama returned home after 14 years in exile. During his journey he defeated the demon king Ravana and rescued his wife, Sita. To welcome Rama, the people of his kingdom lit rows of clay lamps to light his way home — and that’s how the tradition of lighting diyas began.

Over time, Diwali became a celebration of good triumphing over evil and light conquering darkness. Today, families all around the world celebrate by decorating their homes, sharing delicious food, wearing bright new clothes and enjoying sparkling fireworks.

It’s a time for togetherness, gratitude and new beginnings — and for many, it marks the start of the Hindu New Year.

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