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| Divali
is an important feature in the Hindu religion. We celebrate Divali
as the day Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after defeating the Devil
Ravana. In Divali, we light diyas or oil lamps all around our homes.
Our parents make sweets and other goodies. We give food to those who
need. We invite our family, friends and relatives over. In Divali we
light fire crackers, rattlers and fire sticks. There are many
fireworks in the night of this festival.
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Diwali gift India
Karva chauth thali
Karwa Chauth Puja Thali with Karwa (for
water), Kum-kum, Chawal, Diya, Dhoop-Batti, Karwa and a Sieve
(Chalni) to view the moon.
Price: Rs 1150 $26 Credit cards
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Chocolates basket
3 box Cadbury, Danish butter cookies, Tober 2 bars, Ferrero 24
pieces, 4temptations basket
Price: Rs 2900 $45
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Set
of 4 diyas Price: Rs 400 $10 Credit cards
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of 8 diyas Price: Rs 600 $15 Credit cards
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Set of 12 candles
Price: Rs 500 $12
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Set of 24 candles Price: Rs 750 $18
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10
yellow gerberas in a basket+1/2 kg. Chocolate Cake+12 candles Rs
1450 $36
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Mixed dry fruits Price:
(1/2 kg)
Rs 750 US$25
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(1 kg)
Rs 1050 US$ 25
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1/2kg Mix Mithai with 12 candles Price: Rs 1350 $33
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1 kg
Mix Mithai with 12 candles Price: Rs 1550 $ 38
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2kg Mix
Mithai +12 candles Rs 1850 $46
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1/2
kg cashew + 12 red roses in a bouquet+
silver pooja thali Rs 7850 $179
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Diwali gift India
1
kg mix dry fruits+ 1kg mix mithai +16 pieces
of Ferrero Rocher chocolates+12
candles
Price:Rs 2900 $69
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Diwali gift India
24 thick candles
Price: Rs 1500 $37
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No.:36 thick candles
Rs 2500 $62
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Danish Butter Cookies+12 regular candles
Rs 750 $18
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1/2 Kg. Black Forest Cake with 12 Lovely Dutch Roses
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Lakshmi Ganesh Idols ( not silver)
Price: Rs 1200 $28
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Cadburys mixed chocolates in a basket+12regular candles
Rs 1700 $42
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Diyas
6 pieces
Price: Rs 500 $12
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Diwali gifts
1 pound Cake 20 flowers 500 gm sweets with chocolates
Price: Rs 1500 $37
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Silver Thali
Price:Rs 7500 $140
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Diwali gifts
Mix Chocolates basket
Price: Rs 1500 $37
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A growing number of scholars and people debate the need
and justification of using fire crackers to celebrate Diwali for a
number of reasons. One is the amount of money that goes into flames
every year in the name of celebrations towards the purchase of
firecrackers . Secondly, many companies that are engaged in the
manufacturing of these fire crackers said to employ child labor and
hardly follow the safety rules or welfare measures. Thirdly, there is
hardly any control on the quality of the fire crackers manufactured by
these companies, which often results in injuries and deaths due to
accidents or poor performance. Fourthly, it is not uncommon to see
irresponsible youth in various parts of India using firecrackers to
tease women and trouble helpless people in streets and public places.
Fifthly, excessive use of fire crackers often lead to communal clashes
and social tensions. It also exposes the children of poor families to a
lot of despair and loss of self esteem when they see other children
playing with them. Lastly the firecrackers are a source of pollution,
although on the positive side people claim that the smoke and smell
drive away the insects and clear the air.
Some of the points mentioned above are worth examining because they are
valid points and genuine concerns. For a moment if we can separate
emotion and prejudice and take a closer look at this issue objectively,
it makes sense to argue that by minimizing the money on firecrackers, or
at least by avoiding the use of more dangerous, noisy and polluting
ones, it is worth spending the amount so saved for some good cause that
leads to some long term positive social or religious benefit to the
community as a whole. For example, it may be a good idea to donate some
money by every family during Diwali to some social or religious
institution, which is engaged in some philanthropic activity or helping
the poor Hindu brethren.
Readers are requested to note that these observations are in reference
to the use of all or certain fire crackers and not to the observation of
Diwali as a festival. By all means Diwali is a festival of lights and
deserves full scale ceremonial observation and celebration. The question
is whether we should use fire crackers on this occasion on such massive
scale and invite trouble to ourselves and our environment.
The true celebration of Diwali is when we light a lamp in the life of
some poor brethren or bring some cheer into the heart of an innocent
child through our kindness and generosity. Goddess Lakshmi would be
truly pleased if we share our wealth and happiness in some meaningful
and selfless way, something that sets us apart from the nature of demons
who try to use wealth like Bali for their own selfish and evil ends.
Wealth is truly divine and remains in its purest divine aspect only when
it is spent for a good cause that promotes the spiritual well beings
oneself and others.
Those who know the goddess well know that she is mighty pleased when her
energies are in circulation for a right and just cause. In this modern
world, let us therefore celebrate Diwali as an auspicious and God sent
opportunity to bring cheer and happiness in a world oppressed by the
darkness of egoism, greed, vanity and selfishness.
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