Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is one of those times of year that truly warms the heart. Homes sparkle, sweets fill every table, and there’s laughter in the air. But beyond the beautiful diyas and celebrations,
Sure, mithai and money envelopes are timeless, but this Diwali, why not delight your loved ones with gifts that are fresh, playful, and memorable? From quirky games and flavor-packed spice sets to cozy movie-night kits and personalized keepsakes, these picks infuse the festival with creativity, culture, and a little extra sparkle.
For centuries, Diwali has been characterized by the light emanating from diyas. That’s the reason why the festival is also called ‘Deepawali’. The word Deepa in Sanskrit means light. While the modern-day iteration of the festival involves the bursting of firecrackers, the practice is being questioned because of its environmental and health impact.
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