Diwali is one of the most important festivals in India. It celebrates the victory of light over darkness.

One of best ways to celebrate this day is by lighting up earthen lamps and providing sweets to everyone.

This festival has been celebrated for centuries and it will continue to be celebrated in different forms for many more centuries to come.

It starts on the eve of "Dhanteras," a Hindu festival that celebrates wealth and prosperity. The next day is celebrated as "Diwali" or "Deepavali". This celebration is observed by people who belong to different religions like Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism due to various reasons.

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The festival signifies good over evil with the victory of Rama over Ravana and Lakshmana over Meghanada. The celebration lasts for five days, an occasion marked by the exchange of gifts in a spirit of unity and harmony.

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People light up their homes with diyas and candles in red or gold to symbolize the victory of good over evil. A large number of people wear new clothes, eat rich dishes, decorate their homes and exchange greetings cards with friends and family members. It is also customary to share small sweets during this time period as a way to symbolize the prosperity they wish for themselves and others.