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Gods Associated with Diwali
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What is Diwali also known as?

Festive of Lights

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What is celebrated on the 5th day of Diwali

Bhai Dooj

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This goddess is worshipped on the main day of Diwali for wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.

Goddess Lakshmi

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This day before Diwali is known for early-morning oil baths and rituals to enhance beauty and purity.

Roop Chaturdashi

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This ritual, performed on Diwali night by traders and business owners, marks the closing of old ledgers and opening of new ones for the next fiscal year.

Chopda Pujan (or Muhurat Trading)

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Home are decorated with beautiful and colorful designs of these in the front yard

Rangoli

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"Thalai Deepavali" is a unique Diwali custom of which Indian state?

Tamil Nadu

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The second day of Diwali, also called “Chhoti Diwali,” celebrates Krishna’s victory over Narakasura. What is this day called in the south?

Naraka Chaturdashi

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In the north diwali is celebrated to symbolize the return of this epic king.

Lord Rama

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This elephant-headed god is worshipped at the start of Diwali puja to remove obstacles and bring wisdom?

Lord Ganisha

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Diwali is celebrated everywhere in India with this

Fireworks

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These two countries celebrate Diwali other than India

Nepal and Malaysia

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For Sikhs, Diwali coincides with this event known for release of Guru Hargobind Ji and 52 kings from Gwalior Fort? 

Bandi Chhor Divas

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Which empire was Lord Rama the ruler of?

Ayodhya

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Which deity is Goddess Kali said to have emerged from?

Goddess Durga

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The name Diwali comes from the word Deepavali which is word from this language

Sanskrit 

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Name the days in chronological order for Diwali

What are  Dhanteras, Kali Chaudas, Diwali, New year, Bhai Beej 

Dhanteras, Naraka Chaturdasi, Diwali, Annakut (New year), Bhai Duj

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In West Bengal, Diwali coincides with this fierce goddess’s worship, symbolizing destruction of ignorance.

Goddess Kali (Kali Puja)

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This Hindu scripture describes Diwali as celebrating Krishna’s victory over Narakasura and details the lighting of lamps in joy.

Scanda Purana

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This day before Diwali is known for early-morning oil baths and rituals to enhance beauty and purity.

Roop Chaturdashi

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Who was Lord Rama’s minister who ordered the lighting of diyas throughout Ayodhya to celebrate Rama’s return from exile?

Sumantra, minister of Ayodhya

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In Jain history, Diwali also commemorates the nirvana of this last Tirthankara

Lord Mahavira

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In some accounts, Lord Vishnu took this avatar to push the asura king Bali into the underworld on Diwali day.

Vamana (the dwarf incarnation of Vishnu)

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This demon king, slain by Krishna and Satyabhama, is said to have cursed that his death would be remembered each year with lights.

Narakasura

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This goddess, believed to destroy ignorance and evil, is honored in Bengal during Diwali night.

Goddess Kali?

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