Diwali is celebrated by about a billion people globally, and nearly a dozen nations have declared it an official holiday. Several cities in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom are also holding large events. Diwali's cultural voyage has allowed it to reach people of numerous nationalities and languages. We are brimming with happiness for the holiday season and how it has just kick started with this fabulous event of Diwali. 

During Diwali, people dress up in their finest clothes, decorate their homes with diyas (small clay oil lamps or candles) and rangoli (an art form in which patterns are created on the floor or ground using materials such as colored rice, colored sand, quartz powder, or flower petals), light fireworks, and share mithai (sweets) and gifts.

DDS wishes all the people this colorful and lighted event and encourage to celebrate it with full zeal and positivity. Taking in consideration the risk of the fire involved in celebration we urge to take necessary measures to ensure a safe and playful get together. We believe in celebration of all cultures and religions and love how amazing the cultural events are of our dear global village. The brighter side of it is showing harmony and inclusion which are our pillars of ethics. Just like every other event let's not forget those in need and send them gifts to cherish this Diwali. What is better than sharing happiness among each other.