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Diwali

Diwali

State	1st Day	2nd Day	3rd Day	4th Day	5th Day	Notes
Jammu & Kashmir	Dy	--	Suksuptila	?HP	--
Himachal Pradesh	D	CD	LP	GP	BD	-
Punjab	D	CD, Y	LP, BCD	--	BD	–
Delhi/Haryana	D	CD, RC	LP, BCD	GP, Ak	BD	–
Uttar Pradesh	D, Dy, Y	CD, RP	LP, CP	GP, Ak	Bhai Phota	–
Bihar	D, Dy	CD	LP	--	BD,Godhan Chitagupt Piya	Kojagari
West Bengal	D	KP/M	LP	--	BPh	–
Assam	D,Y	KP/M	KP2, Divali	--	BD	–
Rajastan	D,Dy Dhanbaras	RC, KC	LP,CP,DD	MP, KC2	Bhai Dooj Yama Dwitiya	–
Gujarat	D	KC	LP	GP, MP Bestu Vara	BB, BD	Labh Pancham
Madhya Pradesh	a	b	c	d	e	–
Orissa	D, Y	KP/M	LP	GP, Ak	BD, Bhai Ditya	–
Maharashtra	Dy	NC,RC,KC	LP,CP	DC,BP,GP,VP	Bb	–
Andra Pradesh	ABT,Dy,Y	Ncd, Divili Divela Puja	KM,KD	BB, BPr	Yd,Dweli Padya	–
Karnatika	ABT,Dy,Y	Ncd	KM,BP,KD,YD	BB,BPr	Yd,BDw	Gorehabba
Goa	Dy	Ncd	Laxmi Pujan	GP,VP	Bb	Tulsi Vivah
Tamil Nadu	ABT,Dy,Y	Ncd	KM,BP,KD,TD	BB,BPr	Yd,BD	–
Kerala	ABT,Dy,Y	Ncd	KM,BP,KD,TD	BB,BPr	Yd,BD	–
--	a	b	c	d	e	–

Deva Diwali

Deva Diwali is a Jain festival, which takes place during the month of Kartik in the Indian lunisolar calendar, around the full moon day.(Purnima). This usually falls in October/November.

The festival celebrates the enlightenment of Lord Mahavira, the last of the Jain Tirthankar of this era, attained Nirvana or Moksha on this day at Pavapuri on Oct. 15, 527 BC, on Chaturdashi of Kartika,( 14th day of Kartik’s bright fortnight Shukla Paksha). This is considered a most auspicious day by Jains.

The festival starts on the 11th day (Ekadashi) of Kartik, known as Prabodhini Ekadashi, and involves a two day circumperambulation (parikrama) around the sacred mountains of Palitana and Girnar. The festival ends on the full moon day (Kartik Poornima)

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Bandi Chhorh Divas

Bandi Chhorh Divas is a Sikh festival which occurs during the month of Ashvin in the Indian lunisolar calendar, around the new moon day (Amavasya). This usually falls in October/November. It coincides with third day of the Hindu festival of Diwali.

Bandi Chhorh Divas celebrates the release from prison of of the Sixth Guru, Guru Hargobind Ji, and 52 other princes with him, in October 1619. Following their release, GHJ arrived in Amritsar in the midst of the Diwali festival, and the day was henceforth associated with his liberation.

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(posted to Carina (constellation), 10 March 2013)