Greetings of Diwali to all by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti !

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।। जयतु जयतु हिन्दुराष्ट्रम् ।। News           Hindu Issues            Activities            Hindu Rashtra           Participate 7th to 13th November 2015 The word Diwali is made of two words; deep (lamp or diyas) & avali (row), which means a line or a row of lamps. During the festival of Diwali lamps are lit in every home, office, etc. that is why this festival is also known as the ‘Festival of Lights’. Diwali is also called as Deepavali. Read More... Click on the image to send a Diwali e-greeting ! Spiritual significance of days of Diwali and actions performed during Diwali Akashdeep Govatsa Dwadashi - 7th November 2015 Lakshmi puja - 11th November 2015 Abhyangasnan Dhanatrayodashi - 9th November 2015 Balipratipada - 12th November 2015 Yamadipadan Narak Chaturdashi - 10th November 2015 Bhai Dooj - 13th November 2015 Sattvik Rangoli designs Rangoli is an art which precedes sculpture and painting. Since rangolis are able to attract and emit the specific Deity’s Principle, the atmosphere gets charged with the Principle and everyone benefits. This article provides information and designs of rangolis, which attract and emit the Deity’s Principle to a greater extent. Read More... Prevent malpractices during Diwali Festival of Diwali is very important because we get an opportunity to worship Yamaraj, Goddess Lakshmi and Deity Kuber. Unfortunately, due to lack of understanding about the spiritually adverse effects, many people indulge in acts which are incorrect and harmful. Let us see some of the examples of such acts. Read More... Prevent malpractices during Diwali An Exemplary act – Devout Hindu shopkeepers from Sangli, Maharashtra are not lighting firecrackers for the last 10 years. How to Participate Join hands with HJS to unite Hindus & Protect the Nation ! For Establishing Hindu Rashtra   Events Join Us Donate Contribute ।। जयतु जयतु हिन्दुराष्ट्रम् ।। Facebook Twitter Google Plus YouTube Email Website