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When exactly is Diwali and how is it celebrated?

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When is Diwali in 2025?

This year Diwali will be celebrated on 20 October 2025.

The celebrations of Diwali actually lasts for a duration of 5 days: 18 October until 22 October 2025. Thousands of people around the world will celebrate the biggest festival in the Hindu Calendar, Diwali, or Deepavali, which in Sanskrit means 'rows of lights' (avali = row; deepa = light).

Celebrating Diwali: Five Days of Celebration

The dates for Diwali changes each year as it is based on the Hindu Lunar calendar, but normally takes place between mid-October and mid-November. For 2025, the actual day of Diwali is 20 October.

What do you do during the 5 days of Diwali?

• Day 1: Cleaning
• Day 2: Relax and stay at home
• Day 3: Family gathering and fireworks
• Day 4: Prepare food and offerings
• Day 5: Bonding time with your siblings

• The First Day: Dhanteras - cleaning
  Each day is celebrated differently, including the first day where people clean their homes, offices, businesses and make new purchases, including gold ornaments, silver kitchen utensils, etc.

• The Second Day: Naraka Chaturdasi (Chotti Diwali) - relax and stay at home
  The second day, or the day before Diwali, is celebrated by relaxing and staying at home.

• The Third Day: Lakshmi Puja (Diwali Festival) - actual day of Diwali
  The actual day of Diwali is on the third day of the celebration. Clay lamps, or diyas, or beautifully lit throughout the homes, welcoming the Goddess Lakshmi, deity of wealth and prosperity, and Lord Ganesha.

• The Fourth Day: Govardhan Puja - prepare food and offerings
  The fourth day is the first day of the new year and many dishes are prepared to offer to the gods and later shared among family, relatives, friends, or neighbours.

• The Fifth/Last Day: Bhai Duj - enjoy bonding time with your siblings
  The fifth and final day is a day to celebrate the special bonding relationship between brothers and sisters.

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