Diwali in India and Nepal
Diwali is celebrated across India with regional variations. In North India, people celebrate the return of Lord Rama, while in South India, the victory of Lord Krishna over the demon Narakasura is central. Across the country, homes are adorned with lights, and communities come together for fireworks and feasts.
Diwali Around the World
Diwali is also celebrated by Indian communities worldwide, in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Singapore. In places like Leicester (UK) and New York, Diwali is marked with grand public festivities.
Diwali’s global presence highlights the festival’s universal themes of light, hope, and renewal. No matter where it is celebrated, Diwali brings together communities with its vibrant lights, cultural richness, and shared joy. Whether in the streets of Leicester, the temples of Singapore, or the squares of New York, Diwali continues to shine bright across the world.