BUKU BASA MALAYSIA KAKAIT KARO «DEEPAVALI»
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Selected Tamil Short Stories - Halaman 76
"Manni, Deepavali has arrived. Get up." "I lay down just now, a couple of hours ago. Is it time so soon?" Mathuram yawned; she was audible outside the door where Ammulu stood. Her husband, Ammulu's elder brother, consulted the watch he ...
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Entertaining from Ancient Rome to the Super Bowl: An ... - Halaman 213
For the business communities of Gujarat, Deepavali also marks the beginning of the new financial year. They celebrate New Year on the day after Deepavali. In the southern states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala, ...
Melitta Weiss Adamson, Francine Segan, 2008
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Encyclopaedia of Hindu Gods and Goddesses - Halaman 125
Deepavali Festival: Deepavali or the festival of lights is an important Hindu festival celebrated during the month of Kartika (October-November). Deepa mons "light' and Avali means 'row'. In brief Deepavali means a row of lights. Deepavali is ...
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Building Cultural Nationalism in Malaysia: Identity, ... - Halaman 136
PUBLIC CELEBRATIONS OF MAJOR HOLIDAYS In Melaka, and most of Peninsular Malaysia, Deepavali, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Christmas, and Chinese New Year, are the major public holidays. The period of time spanning these celebrations is ...
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e-Superduper Model Composition for Primary 4
Every year, our next-door neighbours, the Kumars, celebrate Deepavali, the Festival of Li ghts. They always invite us over to celebrate with them since we give them snacks during the Chinese New Year. We always have a good time, and we ...
Kwan Hui Choo, Angela Leu, 2012
Anil Kumar October 23rd, 2011) The Purpose Of Deepavali On the 26th of October, we are going to celebrate the festival of lights, the festival wecall 'Deepavali'. Celebrations during thisfestival arevery important for children in particular, ...
Anil Kumar Kamaraju, 2013
Deepavali i i Never dull, Little lndia springs even more gloriously to life over the colourful Hindu festival of Deepavali (sometimes written as Diwali), which falls annually within either October or November. Local Hindus mark the festival by ...
Mark Lewis, Rough Guides (Firm), 2003
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Religion and Commodification: 'Merchandizing' Diasporic ...
Mr Mah Bow Tan, the Minister for National Development, in his speech at the 'Deepavali Light up Switch on Ceremony' in 2007, noted: In the last few years, there has been a reported increase in pre-Deepavali business in Little India.
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Hinduism: What You Would Like to Know About - Halaman 95
What You Would Like to Know About J.P. Vaswani. Om Namoh Shivaya Om Namoh Shivaya Discourses on Shiva and his bhaktas are held. Sweet thadal, a cooling drink is distributed as prasad. Deepavali Deepavali, as the name signifies, ...
