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As millions around the world celebrated the first day of Diwali on Monday, those marking the festival in Toronto had an additional reason to celebrate: the city's mayor officially proclaimed Oct. 20,
Diwali in Toronto in 2025 falls on Monday, October 20th, with Lakshmi Puja scheduled between 7:31 PM and 9:04 PM. The article details auspicious timin
Diwali, is now a global celebration that lights up cities far beyond India. From the dazzling streets of Singapore’s Little India to the festive charm of Leicester, Dubai, Toronto, and Kuala Lumpur, here are the best places to celebrate Diwali across the world.
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The sweet heart of Diwali
When it comes to Diwali sweets, there’s no “right” or “wrong” way to enjoy them. Store-bought and catering are more than viable options. But if you’re looking to indulge in traditional, homemade Diwali sweets, Selvaraju’s tried-and-trusted recipes are guaranteed to make this year’s celebrations all the more memorable.
The Consulate General of India in Toronto shared on Tuesday that the city has officially proclaimed October 20 ‘Diwali Day’. “The cityoftoronto has officially proclaimed October 20, 2025 as ‘Diwali Day’ in Toronto.
Swiss chocolatier Lindt & Sprüngli is marking the festival of lights with immersive promotions across major travel hubs in India, the Middle East and beyond.
This week marks Diwali, Hinduism’s luminous festival and the most widely celebrated public holiday in India — the world’s most populous nation. Also known as Deepavali, meaning “a row of lights,” it is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in the world [1].
Filmmaker Farah Khan brought Bollywood vibes to Canada by making Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow dance on stage to her hit song Om Shanti Om. The iconic moment from the Diwali celebration quickly went viral,
As the festival of Diwali lights up hearts and homes across the world, Canada too has found a new beacon of spiritual pride..... where a towering statue of Lord Ram, North America's tallest, now stands tall near Toronto's Pearson airport.