A centuries-old celebration rooted in Hindu mythology, the festival marking the victory of righteousness over darkness unfolds with diverse traditions across the country. From vibrant street processions to symbolic acts of charity, regional customs reflect its deep cultural significance. Observances often include the lighting of lamps, the breaking of clay pots, and communal feasts, each carrying unique meanings tied to folklore. The event serves as both a spiritual observance and a moment of collective joy for millions.
The festival, which commemorates the triumph of good over evil, is celebrated with different rituals across India.
