3 Reasons Why Diwali is Celebrated in 3 Religions
The Differences in What Diwali Means to Jains, Sikhs, and Hindus. Diwali is one of the largest holidays that is celebrated in India; it is the story of light overcoming the darkness. The meanings...
View ArticleSikhs Refusing to Celebrate Diwali in Response to Deaths Last Month
Some Sikhs will observe a Black Diwali after desecration of Holy Book. Visitors to any Sikh dominated area should not expect to see fireworks and lighting shows during the 2015 Diwali celebrations. The...
View ArticleUSPS Set to Release Postage Stamps Commemorating Diwali
USPS Forever stamp honors the Hindu Festival Diwali. In an act that showcases America's religious harmony and cultural equality, the U.S. Postal Service will be issuing a special “Diwali Forever” stamp...
View ArticleThe Hindu Festival of Chhath Puja Honors Sun God Surya
Following Diwali, Hindus celebrate one of their oldest festivities, the Chhath Puja. Shortly after Diwali, the festival of lights, Hindus celebrate what is considered to be one of the oldest or most...
View ArticleHanukkah Begins Tonight
Happy Hanukkah! The festive season is upon us and with it, different religious festivities. The Jews will observe Hanukkah beginning Tuesday night. Hanukkah is celebrated for eight days and is also...
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