People celebrate Diwali like this.
Image Credit Source: Social Media
The festival of Diwali has special importance in Indian culture. It is celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy throughout the country. This festival starts on Dhanteras and continues till Narak Chaturdashi (Chhoti Diwali), Main Diwali and Bhai Dooj. People clean their houses. Let’s decorate. turn on the lamp “May the light triumph over the darkness” Gives a symbolic message. The excitement of the festival can also be seen on social media, where people congratulate their relatives and countrymen with hashtags like #chhotidiwali, #Chhoti_Diwali and #HappyDiwali, #DiwaliCelebration.
October 30, that is, today. Choti Diwali People seem pretty excited about this. This ‘Narak Chaturdashi’ Also called. It is celebrated a day before Diwali. On this day people perform special prayers. Bathing and worshiping on this day is believed to destroy sins.
People share photos, videos and wishes to celebrate Chhoti Diwali on social media platforms, especially X (formerly Twitter). This year Diwali will be celebrated on October 31. Let’s take a look at the selected messages.
Happy little Diwali….!! All of you Diwali will be bigger tomorrow 😁 pic.twitter.com/y2I2e2986p
—Ashish Pratap Singh (@Thakurr_aashish) October 30, 2024
Many congratulations on the auspicious day of Roop Chaturdashi, Chhoti Diwali (Nark Chaudas) and best wishes! May happiness, prosperity and glory increase in your life; I wish every moment of life to be joyful.#chhotiDiwali pic.twitter.com/q6sNguTQ7v
– Pankaj Rassniya Prajapati (@rassniya) October 30, 2024
Every time the sun was crucified, every time the moon drank the cup of poison and the stars had to commit suicide, the night became a witch and devoured all the houses, and suddenly, somewhere, a light advanced like a firefly, the light advanced like a firefly. .. !
~Tehseen Munawwar @TehseenMunawer#ChhotiDiwali #Lights #hair pic.twitter.com/IenKMOWCL6
– @Kavya_Ras (@Kavya_Ras) October 30, 2024
Be happy and promote local for voice.
#DiwaliCelebration
#Chhoti_Diwali #DBeso
#Thama #TopDiwali pic.twitter.com/KQzAOsvMnT– Ganesh Pareek (@PareekGanesh) October 30, 2024
#DiwaliBanaCelebration Made of clay, a little hope has changed. Buy my hardworking friends, it’s Diwali in my house too.🥹#Chhoti_Diwali#DiwaliCelebration#Diwali2024 pic.twitter.com/kveUSfHz51
-Vikas Saini (@ChomuVikas76446) October 30, 2024
no one will like it #sanatani unliked photo 🙏 Jai Shri Ganesh Ji 🙏 Ram Siya Ram Jai Jai Ram 🙏 Har Har Mahadev 🙏 Congratulations on a very happy Chhoti Diwali! The Great Diwali will be celebrated in Ayodhya for 500 years!#happy_diwali #Jai Shri Ram #sanatani #Singham3 #ChhotiDiwali #BoycottDainikBhasker pic.twitter.com/ETOmkIwS4z
— Dear mother (@rdtapsv) October 30, 2024
Congratulations and best wishes to all of you on Chhoti Diwali.🙏🪔
May the immense blessings of Goddess Lakshmi always be with you all and may your lives be filled with happiness.#Chhoti_Diwali #DiwaliCelebration#DiwaliCelebration pic.twitter.com/DmQmsMhqXw
— Abhishek Babu (Modi ka parivar) (@abhishek19jha) October 30, 2024
