Diwali 2021 - Know the facts - Date, Muhurtam

Diwali will be celebrated on Thursday, November 4 this year. Diwali 2021 begins on Ashwin's (7th month) Krishna Paksha Trayodashi (28th day) and finishes on Kartik's Shukla Paksha Dwitiya (2nd day) (8th month).

The auspicious period for Lakshmi Puja will be observed From 06:09 p.m. To 08:20 p.m.  Let's look at how to worship Goddess Lakshmi during Diwali.

Diwali is one of the most important Hindu festivals, and it is widely observed across the country. Every year, people look forward to the Diwali festival. This celebration, which occurs on a day when there is no moon, is regarded as a sign of light triumphing over darkness, knowledge triumphing over ignorance, good triumphing over evil, and hope triumphing over despair.

Diwali Beliefs and Celebrations: 

Diwali is a 5-day holiday that is celebrated in most regions. 

On this day, people light diyas to brighten up their homes. New garments are worn, and new crackers and fireworks are done throughout time. 

Flowers and other ornamental items should be used to decorate your dwellings. People also give gifts and sweets to those they care about. Mata Dhanalakshmi is also said to have been born on this day from the churning of the ocean. A gold urn is held in one hand by Goddess Lakshmi in this form. She bestows wealth from this Kalash.