Fifth And Last Day of Five Day Diwali Festival "Bhai Dooj"

The bond is not only limited to the silken thread but has its vicinity to enrich the love and care that brothers have for their sisters and sisters have for their brothers. The celebration of this day are similar to that of another day celebrating brother sister relation, Rakshabandhan. On this day, sisters pray for their brothers to have long and prosperous lives by performing the Tilak ceremony, and sisters give gifts to their brothers. This day is celebrated among Hinduism on the last day of the five day long Diwali festival, also known as Bhau-Beej,Bhai Tika and bhai pota.

Happy Govardhan Puja 2014

The fourth day of the auspicious day Diwali is observed as Govardhan Puja, Govardhan is a duple of Lord Krishna. For Govardhan Puja also known as Annakut, a mountain of food is decorated symbolizing Govardhan mountain said to be lifted by Lord Krishna to save the people from the wrath of Lord Indra, the God of Rains. 

The Festival of Lights Diwali 2014

Diwali is a festival of lights. Diwali is also known as Dipawali. Dipawali is celebrated by the peoples all over the world. Diwali is also known as Lightning day of India. In this day people clean and decorate their houses. Originally Diwali is a five day festival. At the time of Diwali people by new cloths, candles, Diyas, sweets, and crackers. People also by gifts for their relatives and friends.

Lakshmi Puja 2014

Lakshmi pooja is a religious prayer, observed in Hinduism. The devotional prayer are sung on the thired day of Diwali, and often during the Tihar festival in Nepal. For this prayer people worship Goddess lakshami by cleaning and decorating their homes inside and out with divas and candles and drawing rangoli. They wish to bring prosperity and well being for their families and business. 

The First Day Of The Five-Day Diwali Festival "Dhanteras"

India is a diverse country enriched with sparkling and dazzling festivals which are celebrated and respected all over India even around the globe among the followers of Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Jainism one of the day, celebrated by worshiping the Goddess of wealth, Lakshmi to bring well-being, prosperity and wealth is Dhanteras. Dhan in traditional languages means wealth and Teras means thirteen.