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Festival
Deepavali
The festival of lights — inner and outer.

Meaning
Meaning
Deepavali means "row of lamps." Each diya we light is a small vow: to bring light into our home, our neighbourhood, and into someone else's day.
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History
History
Deepavali has many stories across Bharat — Rama returning to Ayodhya, Krishna defeating Narakasura, Lakshmi entering homes that welcome her with light and cleanliness. All of them share one idea: light triumphs.
Why We Celebrate
Why We Celebrate
We celebrate to renew our home, forgive old grievances, and gather the family for one more meal, one more photograph, one more year together.
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Tradition
How Konkani Families Celebrate
How Konkani Families Celebrate
Konkani homes clean and repaint before Deepavali, string mango-leaf torans, draw rangoli at every doorstep, and prepare fov (poha), chakli, laddoo and karanji. Elders bless the youngest with tilak.
Photos from AEK celebrations
Memory Lane — Deepavali






Photos from past AEK celebrations. Committee members can update these.
Kids Learning Corner
A little something for the little ones
Every diya you light is a promise. What promise will you make this year?
Videos
Watch & sing along
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