Diwali or deevali comes from the word Deepavali which means 'Row of lights' There are many legends: It is celebrated in remembrance of Sri Rama's homecoming from 14 years of exile after killing the demon Ravana. Another legend states that it marks the killing of Narakasura in the hands of his mother Satyabhama. It is also considered by some as a harvest festival and hence Goddess Lakshmi (the Goddess of wealth) is worshipped.
Hindus do not celebrate Easter
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Yes, Diwali is on of the important festivals for Hindus.
No, you idiot. They celebrate Deepavali, or Diwali. Not 'Divaldi'.
Yes, I do believe Hindus celebrate birthdays, eg. Lord Krishna's "Janam Ashmi" or birthdate (appearance). I celebrate my birthday and so does my whole family.
Hindus celebrate birth for various reasons. They believe that this is a good sign from their god and the child is believed to have good tidings.
The Hindus Celebrate this festival, on the eve before the 6th moon.
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