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Millions Across India Light Up Homes and Temples as Diwali Festival of Lights Begins

Millions of Indians are celebrating Diwali, the festival of lights, by illuminating homes and temples with lamps and marking the occasion with fireworks and traditional sweets. The nationwide celebrations underscore the cultural and religious significance of the festival for Hindu communities and others across India.

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Millions of people across India are marking Diwali, the festival of lights, by illuminating their homes and temples with glowing lamps and celebrating with fireworks and traditional sweets, the BBC reported. The celebrations, which span the country, are among the most widely observed in the Hindu calendar.

Diwali, traditionally associated with the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil, is observed with oil lamps known as diyas, decorative displays, firework displays and the sharing of sweets among families and communities. The BBC report did not specify exact figures for participation or provide official statements on this year's celebrations.

The festival's scale reflects its deep cultural significance across India and among diaspora communities worldwide. Further details on public events, security arrangements and official messages were not included in the initial dispatch and would require follow-up reporting.

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