Diwali
What festival is known as the “Festival of Lights”?
Diwali
Who returned to Ayodhya after defeating Ravan, whom people celebrate on Diwali?
Ram Bhagwan
What is another name for the bridge built by Ram Bhagwan’s army?
What does seva mean in Hinduism?
Helping others selflessly
Why is Diwali considered the “Festival of Lights”?
Because of diyas and celebration of light over darkness
What do people light outside their homes during Diwali?
Diyas or oil lamps
Who is Ram Bhagwan’s wife?
Sita Mata
What animal helped Ram Bhagwan build the bridge to Lanka?
Squirrels (and Vanars)
What do people usually do with fireworks on Diwali night?
Light them to celebrate happiness and joy
What do the diyas represent spiritually?
Hope, purity, and divine light
What do families clean and decorate their homes with during Diwali?
Rangoli designs and lights
Who was the evil king who kidnapped Sita Mata?
Ravan
What do people often buy new during Diwali for good luck?
New clothes or other gifts
What feeling or message is most important during Diwali?
Good wins over evil, light wins over darkness
Why is Diwali a time for forgiveness and new beginnings?
It symbolizes renewal and positivity
What special food do people share with family and friends during Diwali?
Sweets
What city did Ram Bhagwan return to after defeating Ravan?
Ayodhya
Who is the goddess of wealth and good fortune that people pray to on Diwali?
Goddess Lakshmi
Why do people share sweets and visit others during Diwali?
To spread love, happiness, and friendship
Why do people honour Lakshmi Mata on this day?
It symbolizes renewal and positivity
What do the lights of Diwali symbolize?
Victory of light over darkness, good over evil.
Who is the loyal devotee of Ram Bhagwan who could fly and had great strength?
Hanuman
What do Hindus do to start Diwali evening before celebrating?
Perform a puja to Lakshmi Mata and Ganesh Bhagwan
What does Ram Bhagwan teach us through his life?
To follow truth, kindness, and dharma
What is the main message Diwali teaches us?
Goodness, truth, and light will always prevail