The festival of Diwali (Hindu, Sikh) community is celebrated with great fanfare. This festival is celebrated approximately 20 days after Dussehra. This time Diwali is being celebrated on the 12th of November. Sometimes Diwali is prepared in the month of October itself, which is eagerly awaited by all religious people. Along with the festival of Diwali, the arrival of cold weather also begins. The paddy harvest is almost over. Farmers start sowing wheat in the fields. Mustard, spinach, leeks, green onions are planted in the fields. Greens are almost ready. Fodder (barsim) seeds are given for cattle.
Diwali is a popular festival of Hindus. On this day, Sri Ram Chandraji returned to Ayodhya after winning the victory over evil and goodness. The people of Ayodhya expressed their happiness by lighting lamps of desi ghee on his arrival. Swami Ram Teerth Ji was also born on Diwali day. Swami Dayanand Ji, the founder of Arya Samaj, passed away on Diwali.
In Sikhism, Diwali is celebrated with much fanfare. This day is celebrated as Bandi Chod Diwas. On this day, the sixth Guru of the Sikhs, Shri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji, had released 52 royal prisoners from the Gwalior Fort and reached the Golden Temple. On his arrival in Amritsar, people expressed their happiness by lighting lamps of local ghee and distributing sweets. The Sikhs Baba Buddha started the ritual of lighting lamps on this day, because Hargobind Sahib had reached Amritsar from Gwalior Fort on Diwali. Amritsar's Diwali is famous not only in Punjab but all over the country.
People from foreign countries also pay obeisance to Darbar Sahib to celebrate Diwali.
"Dal roti ghar ki,
Diwali Amritsar. ki"

People from the country and abroad rise above the caste and religion and pay obeisance to the Darbar Sahib. Lakhs of devotees enjoy bathing in this holy lake. In the evening, lamps and candles are lit in Parikrama. Prayers are offered for the good of Sarbat. Before this, in the evening after the recitation of Rahras Sahib, fireworks start. The Jathedar of Akal Takht Sahib gives a message to the Sikh community from Darshini Diudhi. The President of Shromani Gurdwara Management Committee The devotees are congratulated on Bandi Chhod Diwas.

A few days before Diwali, people start cleaning their houses. Colors cause disease. People have a lot of desire. But nowadays we see that people's enthusiasm for festivals is decreasing. One is that inflation has increased a lot. Inflation continues to run rampant. Some people have started preferring things online.

On Diwali night, people burst firecrackers and distribute sweets among relatives. The environment gets polluted due to bursting of firecrackers. Every year the state government fixes the time for bursting of firecrackers.
Many stupid people drink alcohol and gamble at night. We distribute sweets to our relatives and friends. Often during the festive season, the health ministry checks these shops. It is also seen that fake milk, khoya, cheese are caught by the quintal. This fake milk khoya is very harmful to our health. You should avoid these sweets. During Diwali, you should avoid market milk and eaten sweets. Dry fruits should be used instead of them. If possible, Amarti, Jalebi or dry pumpkin should be used.
We should refrain from giving and receiving expensive gifts on Diwali. We can give our friend a good magazine, book as a gift. Do you know that by reading that book or a good magazine, he will get a sense of life? One should not hate each other at all. should love

On the holy occasion of Diwali, we should make serious efforts to build a society free from drugs and corruption. Today, the sixth river of drugs is flowing in Punjab. Every day young people are falling prey to drugs. We should light the lamps of knowledge within us. Leaving aside hatred, enmity, opposition, jealousy, the lamps of love should be lit. Let us light such lamps within our minds, which will become light-towers for others. By lighting the lamps of knowledge, we can remove the darkness of lies. Now our Depends on how we celebrate this festival. Let's light the lamps inside our minds. On the occasion of Diwali, let's clean the outside as well as the inside.