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Hindus do not eat non vegetarian. They do not drink alcohol.
They go to temples to light diyas and candles. They pray God for their prosperity.
Laddus ,dahitras ,jelabis ,rasagullas ..and many more
Diwali is a festival of lights. On this day lord Rama returned after 14 years of exile. A Diwali pooja is worship to the Deities of the Hindu Religion in the form of prayer, offerings and sacrifices. The day of Diwali is important since it signifies the worship and praise of devotees to the various deities; but most importantly, it is a day of praise to Goddess Lakshmi and by extension the divine mother of the entire universe and the earthly (physical) mother. Most devout Hindus perform the Diwali Pooja in a fixed, ritualistic pattern, by celebrating in praise and offerings to Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva, The Nine Planets, Kalsa (representing the Universe) and Mother Lakshmi. In Marwari households like this one -- and in many North Indian households in general -- Diwali means the worship of Devi Lakshmi. For Bengalis, in contrast, the main emphasis during Diwali is on the worship of Ma Kali. Kali is the fierce form of Durga, or Shakti. Ma Durga is worshipped during "Durga Puja"
goddess Lakshmi is honored on the occasion of Diwali. People worship her.
Hindu worship goddess laxmi. They also burn crackers and enjoy.
Because Hinduism also believe in cleanliness. During worship it is very important to remain clean.
Usually during Diwali Hindus eat their traditional food. Sometimes during makarsankranti or holi, they also eat their tradiTional food. Rarely they also cook traditional food during other minor festivals as well.
diyas and candles are lit during diwali. it is a festival of lights.
we cleaned our house during diwali. we painted the walls of our house and then decorated it.
Hindus worship people or gods who always supported and helped the good, for example Mahatma Gandhi ( We don't worship him, but you get the point). Laxman stood with his brother Ram during all of the hardships he went through, and even at one point sacrificed his life for him( the reason Hanuman had to go to find the special herb on the mountain that would heal him).
A Mandir is a place of worship, i.e. a temple. It is a Hindi word and usually refers to a Hindu place of worship. The mandir houses the idols of the Hindu dieties. They are worshipped and prayers are offered.