DEEPAK DHAWAN

  1. India Celebrates Diwali 2023: Triumph of Light and Unity

    Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is celebrated every year to witness the great triumph of good over evil. Every corner of the country lights up with bright nocturnal lights and is, indeed, one of the most anticipated festivals of the year.

    Region:
    India
    Category:
    Society
    Author/s:
    By Deepak Dhawan
    India Celebrates Diwali 2023: Triumph of Light and Unity
  2. Diwali 2022: Here's how Deepawali is celebrated in different parts of India

    According to the Hindu calendar, Diwali or Deepawali falls on the 15th day in the month of Kartik and this year the festival of lights will be celebrated in India on October 24. While diyas, fairylights, lamps, firecrackers and rangoli are common sights on Deepawali, the Hindu festival is celebrated in varied ways in different parts of the country.

    Region:
    India
    Category:
    Society
    Diwali 2022: Here's how Deepawali is celebrated in different parts of India
  3. India gingerly eases coronavirus rules as new cases dip to two-month low

    Many Indian states eased coronavirus restrictions on Monday including the capital Delhi, where authorities allowed all shops and malls to open, as the number of new infections dropped to the lowest in more than two months.
    Delhi reports 131 fresh Covid cases, lowest since Feb 22; positivity rate at 0.22%

    Region:
    India
    Category:
    Society
    India gingerly eases coronavirus rules as new cases dip to two-month low