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Diwali (English: /dɪˈwɑːliː/), also
called Deepavali (IAST:
Dīpāvalī) or
Deepawali (IAST: Dīpāwalī), is the
Hindu festival of lights, with
variations celebrated...
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Tlingit peoples. It is also
commonly used in
Hindu marriage ceremonies and
Dipavali celebrations. With well-being (swasti) we
would follow along our path,...
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Traditional Nepalese songs that are sung
during the
festival of
light "
Dipavali" and also
called "Tihar" ) Sokk-erroi Hacha-kekan
Hapsa Hatarnai Porag...
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Dipavali Festiva...
- palukavēlanē R.
Balasaraswathi Devi 5
dīpāvaḷi dīpāvaḷi iṇṭiṇṭa ānanda
dīpāvaḷi māyiṇṭa R.
Balasaraswathi Devi 6
dīpāvaḷi dīpāvaḷi iṇṭiṇṭa ānanda R. Balasaraswathi...
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Partial translation published by John Benjamins. The Rig Veda
Bibek Debroy,
Dipavali Debroy 1992
English Partial translation published by B. R. Publishing...
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Anmol Publications. 2009. ISBN 978-81-261-3630-8. Debroy, Bibek; Debroy,
Dipavali (2002). The Holy Puranas. B.R.
Publishing Corporation. ISBN 978-81-7646-299-0...
- 12". Vedabase. "Devi
Bhagavata Purana, Book 10:
Chapter 1". wisdomlib.
Dipavali Debroy,
Bibek Debroy (1992). The
Garuda Purana. p. 136. ″Manu and Shatarupa...
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Indian Caste.
Times of
India Office. p. 428. ISBN 978-0-524-09449-5.
Dipavali Debroy,
Bibek Debroy (1992). The
Garuda Purana. p. 136. ″Manu and Shatarupa...
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Historical Tradition, Delhi:
Motilal Banarsid****, p.85-6.
Bibek Debroy,
Dipavali Debroy (2002). The holy Puranas. p. 152. "Nahusha and
Ashokasundari had...
