deepavali the festival of lights is a celebration of light over darkness and signifies the light inside winning over the darkness thereabouts.
Diwali is celebrated 20 days after Dussehra (Dus Hara), on the 13th day of the dark fortnight of the month of Ashwin (October / November). Deepavali is a New Year festival in the Vikrama calendar (one of the many Indian calendar systems), where it falls on the night of the new moon in the month of Kartika.
There are multiple reasons - i think these two are important, and it could help if you looked up the real meaning of Dus hara and a bit on the Indian calendars, both might be in wiki...
because it is a snow
Heather Conrad has written: 'Lights of winter' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Light, Religious aspects of Light, Winter festivals
yes, heaps. food festivals, music festivals, new year's eve concerts, autumn and winter festivals.
winter festivals
yes
duhhhhhhhhhhhh winter!! >.<
Diwali
over 2000 festivals and feasts happen in the county of Greece in 1 year.(not how i said "OVER 2000 festivals)
Nigel Wells has written: 'Winter Festivals'
because rainbows happen when rain water breaks up the light of the sun but if it is not sunny there is no light for the water to break up
The duration of Winter Light is 1.35 hours.
There is only one festival of lights, called Hanukkah, and it begins each year on the 25th of Kislev, which may be in late Autumn or Winter, depending on the year. It is celebrated on this date because tradition says this is the date in 165 BCE that the ancient Temple in Jerusalem was rededicated.
Winter Light was created on 1963-02-11.