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What does Diwali symbolize?
What does Diwali symbolize?
- The triumph of spiritual knowledge over ignorance (correct)
- The summer solstice and its significance
- The defeat of wealth by poverty
- The celebration of agricultural harvests
During which months is Diwali celebrated?
During which months is Diwali celebrated?
- Mid-September to mid-November (correct)
- April and May
- July and August
- January and February
Which deity is primarily worshipped during Diwali?
Which deity is primarily worshipped during Diwali?
- Lord Vishnu
- Lord Rama (correct)
- Lord Ganesha
- Lord Shiva
How long do the celebrations for Diwali generally last?
How long do the celebrations for Diwali generally last?
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Which of the following deities is NOT typically honored during Diwali?
Which of the following deities is NOT typically honored during Diwali?
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Study Notes
Diwali Festival
- Diwali celebrates the symbolic victory of light over darkness, goodness over evil, and knowledge over ignorance.
- Diwali is celebrated during the Hindu lunisolar months of Ashvin and Kartika, which falls between mid-September and mid-November.
- Celebrations generally last for five or six days.
- Diwali honors several important deities, each with a unique role in the celebration.
- The primary deities worshipped during Diwali are Lord Rama, Goddess Lakshmi, and Lord Krishna.
- Other Gods and Goddesses are worshipped during Diwali, including Lord Ganesha, Kubera, and Saraswati.
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