Happy Diwali form vikasupdate.online A Canadian man’s outburst on receiving an email wishing him on the occasion of Diwali went viral on social media as he did not mince his words to abuse Indians and got equally trolled for his meltdown. Diwali is a Hindu festival which has become popular in other countries too because of the sizable diaspora population. Canadian PM Mark Carney Friday attended a Diwali function in the Greater Toronto Area and said that the triumph of light over darkness is at the heart of Diwali.Marty Belanger, a professional engineer from Alberta, however, does not like Diwali. He made it clear that he was upset after receiving an email from Netflix. Belanger was surprised that even after collecting all his personal data, the service providers and vendors do not know that he does not celebrate Diwali.
“You already know everything about me from all my personal information that you keep collecting. Let me repeat some of it. I’m a middle aged white guy from Alberta, who like war movies, science fiction, and real crime documentaries. Stop sending me sh** like this,” Marty wrote.
“I don’t give a f** about a festival celebrated by 3rd world ..
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Let’s dive into everything about Diwali — its meaning, history, significance, and celebrations! 🌟
What is Diwali?
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Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is one of the biggest and most important festivals celebrated in India and by Indians all over the world.
The word “Deepavali” means “a row of lights” — Deep means lamp and Avali means row.
That’s why it’s known as the Festival of Lights, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and good over evil.
đź“ś History and Legends of Diwali
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Diwali is celebrated for different reasons in different regions of India, but the main stories are:
- Return of Lord Rama:
After defeating the demon king Ravana, Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya with Sita and Lakshman after 14 years of exile.
The people of Ayodhya welcomed them by lighting diyas all around the city — this marks the beginning of Diwali. - Goddess Lakshmi’s Birthday:
On this day, Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, is believed to have been born from the Kshira Sagara (the ocean of milk).
People worship her for happiness, health, and success. - Lord Krishna’s Victory:
In some parts of India, Diwali celebrates Lord Krishna’s victory over Narakasura, symbolizing the end of cruelty and the rise of joy.
🌼 Why We Celebrate Diwali
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- To celebrate the triumph of good over evil
- To bring light, happiness, and prosperity into our homes
- To honor Goddess Lakshmi and seek her blessings
- To start the new year (especially in the Hindu calendar) with positivity and purity
🏠How People Celebrate Diwali
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- Cleaning and Decorating Homes:
People clean, paint, and decorate their houses with rangoli, flowers, and colorful lights. - Lighting Diyas and Candles:
Diyas (earthen lamps) are lit in every corner of the home to drive away darkness. - Lakshmi Puja:
Families perform puja to welcome Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha. - Bursting Firecrackers:
Fireworks are a major part of Diwali fun, though many now celebrate eco-friendly Diwali to reduce pollution. - Sharing Sweets and Gifts:
People exchange sweets, dry fruits, and gifts to spread love and happiness. - New Clothes and Festive Food:
Everyone wears new clothes and enjoys delicious dishes like laddu, barfi, kheer, and samosa.
🌍 Modern and Eco-Friendly Diwali
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Today, many people celebrate Diwali by:
- Using LED lights instead of firecrackers
- Planting trees or donating to the poor
- Promoting clean and green celebrations
- Spending quality time with loved ones
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May this Diwali bring light to your life, happiness to your home, and success to your dreams.
Stay positive, stay bright — and keep spreading smiles!
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