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This year, Narak Chaturdashi and Diwali will both occur on the same day, November 12...
Digital Desk: Diwali, the much-anticipated festival, is just a few days away, and preparations are underway with tremendous fanfare. According to the Hindu calendar, Chhoti Diwali, also known as Narak Chaturdashi, occurs on the 14th day of Kartik month. In India, it is observed the day before Diwali.
This year, Narak Chaturdashi and Diwali will both occur on the same day, November 12.
Timings and Date for Narak Chaturdashi:
Abhyang Snan Muhurat - (November 12, 2023) Morning: 05:28 - 06:41 AM
Deepdan falls in the evening hours starting from 05:29 - 08:07 PM. (During Pradosh Kaal, Deepdan is performed.)
The Story Behind Choti Diwali
This festival's roots can be traced back to the fabled demon King Naraksura, who conquered the kingdoms of the Vedic goddess Aditi. According to mythology, Naraksura mistreated and abducted several women during this time. To save the universe from this, Lord Krishna and his wife Satyabhama fought the mightiest demon and drove him out of Aditi's realm.
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Importance that Choti Diwali holds
People are emotionally and mythologically attached to this festive because it gives optimistic thinking, peace, happiness, excitement, and enthusiasm, among other things. People wait an entire year to enjoy this holiday with their family, relatives, and friends.
People decorate their home with colourful flower garlands, create stunning rangoli designs in their courtyard, and hang colourful lights, candles, and clay diyas. Everyone makes time in their busy schedules to share their joy with one another.
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