Diwali 2024: Date and Time

Diwali – The Festival Of Lights is one of the most celebrated and biggest festivals in India. It celebrates the victory of light over darkness, returning them good on bad. Diwali is celebrated with full happiness by lighting oil lamps (diyas), burning firecrackers, enjoying sweets and gifts to be giving friends or family members, etc. In contrast, in 2024 Diwali will celebrate nothing less than six days together because each day has its importance.

Diwali 2024: Key dates

Diwali is celebrated for six days, beginning with Dhanteras and concluding with Bhai Dooj. Full festival schedule of Diwali 2024

Significance of All the Day in Diwali 2024

1. Dhanteras 29th October,2024 (Tuesday)

Dhanteras: First Day Of The Diwali Festival Few of them also believe that it’s auspicious to buy gold, silver, and utensils on this day. Dhanvantari Jayanti — It is the birth anniversary of Lord Dhanvantari- God of Health and Wellness. All residential and business leaves are cleaned, white to be colored with limestone, etc. Many people know or have started spiritual cleansing of Deepawali you want a sign-in chapli all involved in the pooja Lord — more for decorated homes & workplaces everything is lit Dia So that this time negative energies cover.

2. Thursday (30th October 2024). Kali Chaudas

Narak Nivaran Chaturdashi / Kali Chaudas – This is the 2nd day of Diwali also known as KaalRatri, and exchanges pre-diwaj brown chocolates. Doing esoteric work to purge the darkness, and hide a man from negativity of any kind. It is also celebrated as Roop Chaudas in some other parts where people do beautifying exercises.

3. Narak Chaturdashi(Chhoti Diwali) ( 31 October, Friday )

The most famous ritual of the day is Narak Chaturdashi also known as chhoti Diwali, the 14th day (choti dahkee) of the dark half of Ashwin month. It symbolizes the victory of good over bad, as it marks the killing of an evil demon by Lord Krishna. The festival of light, and people lighten the “Diyas” in their houses during the evening to celebrate as Festival.

4. Laxmi Pujan (Diwali)Friday 1st November 2024

The fourth day is the main Diwali festival which includes worship of Maa Lakshmi, The Goddess Of wealth and prosperity. The Lavanyam Kruthi is performed while doing Laxmi Puja in homes and business establishments as the prayer for wealth and prosperity. They light up their houses and make festivals by firing fireworks or dining with family.

5. Govardhan Puja, Annakut (2nd November 2023) Saturday

Tu Padmavati^:*= Govardhan Puja (fifth day) — fifth-day of Diwali is to give an unexpected Vishnu where a few sects, especially in north India got it that about this who gathered safe individuals from Vrindavan consistent downpours. It is the food that Satvik Energy’s rich 33 crore deities offer their king Lord Krishna, also called Annakut. In nature, this day is also a key part of everything we have gotten.

6. Bhai Dooj (Yama Dwitiya) 3rd November,2024 Sunday

The second day is largely a celebration of brothers and sisters, the last day of Diwali, making it an all-together Indian festival. The Raksha Bandhan festival day is originally for sisters, who even wait long to get their brothers’ blessings and arrange by Gifted gifts! The benchmark of all the love and togetherness you can find in a family.

Dia Puja Muhurat in 2024.

Diwali Laxmi Puja 1st November, Friday Diwawli Laksmi Priadodikaal kall This is when Goddess Lakshmi touches the earth to bless her devotees. Diwali is one of a grandslaughter which is praised as the new year together with the season of lighting diyas from Pradosh Kaal.

Laxmi Puja Muhurat: This year, the Laxmi Pujan will be observed between 5.40 PM and 7.30 PM These are most likely going to be the times in your region… so facts-check with a local calendar or astrologer for specific timing..

Final Thoughts

This festival is not just limited to Diwali it comes with an essence of joy, prosperity, and love. Each day of Diwali is a fantastic reminder that India doesn’t just have an incredibly colorful, diverse culture but also values transcendent to this. And so in 2024 too when you all celebrate Diwali do light up not just your homes but also that heart of yours with love, compassion, and thanks for everything.

Happy and Prosperous:- Diwali 2024