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Celebrate Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, with informative tips on how to make your own Diwali lamp or how to craft a customary rangoli, both essentials to the five-day festival. Adults going to traditional Diwali parties can find help on wardrobe essentials as well as how to apply the requisite henna tattoos. eHow even has tips on how to host an eco-friendly Diwali, which is sure to remain a growing trend.
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Diwali, Divali or Dipavali are short forms or transliterations of the Sanskrit Deepavali. It is also called the “festival of lights” because the victory of good over evil within everybody is...
Diwali is the wonderful Festival Of Light. 'Deep' means light or lamp and ‘avali’ means row. Hence Diwali or Deepavali literally signifies a row or cluster of lights. This is why Diwali or...
Jalebi is a sweet Indian dessert made of deep fried dough. It is often used in celebration of the Hindu festival, Diwali. Diwali is the 5-day Hindu festival of lights that typically falls in...
You can put a modern spin on an ancient Hindu celebration by sending an eCard to friends and loved ones on Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights. This is an easy way to keep in touch with...
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