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Diwali is the day when it is said that Lord Rama returned to his kingdom Ayodhya after conquering Lanka. Lord Rama was asked by his father Dashrath to go to the wild forests for fourteen long years.
Indian Hindus celebrate Diwali as a day of celebration. Candles / Diyas are burnt in every home. People clean their homes and wear new clothes. Sweets are shared and people wish each other. Diwali is the biggest festival of India that celebrates the victory of good over the evil. Indians all over the world celebrate Diwali.
This year celebrating Diwali / Dipawali on ( Wednesday ) 26th of October 2011.
BELOW ARE SOME TOP SELLING DIWALI GIFTS FOR THE SEASON
