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Last reviewed on 30 April 2026.

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Take corrections to dates, names, traditions or descriptions.
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Frequently asked reader questions

Some questions come up often enough that the answer is already on the site:

"When is Diwali this year and next year?" See the Diwali dates page, which lists the main day for the next several years and explains how the lunar calendar shifts the date.
"How do I perform Lakshmi Puja at home?" The Lakshmi Puja guide walks through the ritual step by step, including what to gather and the order of offerings.
"Which sweets are typical at Diwali?" Our sweets and festive foods page covers the classic mithai, savouries and regional patterns.
"What's a good first rangoli to draw?" The simple rangoli section has twenty designs for beginners, and there is a step-by-step tutorial at the bottom of the page.
"How do I celebrate Diwali more sustainably?" See our eco-friendly Diwali page for clay-diya, natural-rangoli and lower-impact firecracker options.

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