25 articles tagged "diwali-2025"
Falling right after Diwali, Govardhan Puja is a festival of where Hindu devotees offer gratitude to Lord Krishna, for the abundance he grants his followers. On this day, devotees offer an elaborate spread of food m
Pandit Kaushal Deo Maharaj of Labasa says Diwali is a Festival of Lights that brings everyone together in happiness and celebration. He shared that his family has been decorating their home since morning and prepar
Families across Fiji will light up their homes and hearts to celebrate the Festival of Lights today with unwavering devotion, joy, and togetherness, despite the wet weather. Speaking to fijivillage News, Laucala Be
People are being reminded to think about the poor and less fortunate, including those admitted to hospitals or unable to celebrate Diwali due to illness or difficult circumstances, and to share the joy of Diwali with th
Ram Kewal of Laqere, Tabia, emphasized the importance of unity among all races this Diwali, urging everyone to stay united and live in peace.

 He says Diwali celebrates Lord Ram’s victory over Ravan and his
Diwali is about happiness and togetherness Taveuni resident

Life is short, and happiness is essential, so no one should feel lonely during Diwali, especially when the festival is about happiness and togetherness.â€
Diwali is not just a festival of lights, but a celebration of duty, discipline, and devotion — the very values that define police service. Commissioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu highlighted this in his Diwali me
Our nation like many others, face challenges that tests our resolve: the rise in the drug crisis, the spread of HIV infections, and the lingering divisions that sometimes keep our communities apart, but even a flicker o
More than 550 families across Fiji will be celebrating a brighter Diwali this year, thanks to Westpac Fiji’s annual Diwali hamper initiative delivered in partnership with the Rotary Club of Fiji. Westpac says eac
As the radiant glow of Diwali lights up Suva, a determined mother of six is selling lotus flowers with hope and heart, not just to support her family, but to share the spirit of unity and love that defines the Festival
As Fiji celebrates Diwali this year, the Fiji Labour Party calls on everyone, particularly parents, to dwell on the values and virtues embodied in the epic tale by Valmiki. Fiji Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudh
As we celebrate Diwali tomorrow, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says this is a time to come together as one community to share joy, strengthen bonds and embrace the spirit of unit
As Diwali celebrations light up Fiji, the National Fire Authority reminds the public to exercise caution and responsibility when playing with fireworks. NFA Chief Executive Officer, Puamau Sowane urges caution when
Ayodhya, the sacred birthplace of Lord Ram has once again etched its name in history as it illuminated the banks of the Saryu River with a record-breaking 2.617 million diyas on Chhoti Diwali. According to official
With Diwali being celebrated tomorrow, Hindus are marking Roop Narak Chaturthi also known as Chhoti Diwali today and putting the final touches on their preparations ahead of the big day. Chhoti Diwali, symbolises t
Ayodhya, the sacred birthplace of Lord Ram, is gearing up to make history as 35,000 volunteers prepare to light over 2.6 million diyas at Ram Ki Paidi to mark the Festival of Lights. The previous record stood at ar
As Dhanteras, the first day of Diwali begins tomorrow, Fijians across the country are making final preparations for the Festival of Lights, and from festive shopping to heartfelt reflections, many are taking the opportu
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission in partnership with the Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji, is continuing its annual Diwali initiative to promote sustainability, responsible consumption, and fai
Good news for sugarcane farmers as the final cane payment for the 2024 season, including a Government top-up of $8.27 per tonne, will be given out on Monday. This will allow thousands of workers and service provide
As people across the country prepare for Diwali, families living in Uciwai, Nadi continue to struggle with irregular water supply due to the prolonged dry season. Asha Devi Krishna says the problem has been ongoing
