Understanding Diwali Traditions and Significance

The video discusses two Hindu celebrations: Ramila and Diwali. Ramila, celebrated 10 days before Diwali, tells the story of Lord Rama and Sita, emphasizing the triumph of good over evil. Diwali, the Festival of Lights, symbolizes light over darkness and good over evil. Hindus prepare by cleaning their homes, praying, fasting, and wearing traditional clothing. They also prepare vegetarian meals and sweets. The lighting of deers, special clay lamps, is a key Diwali tradition.

What is the main theme of the Ramila celebration?

• The victory of good over evil

• The importance of family

• The power of nature

• The significance of wealth

Who are the main characters in the story of Ramila?

• Lord Krishna and Radha

• Vishnu and Lakshmi

• Lord Rama and Sita

• Shiva and Parvati

When is Diwali typically celebrated?

• In the middle of the year

• During the summer

• At the beginning of the year

• At the end of the year

What does Diwali symbolize?

• Wealth over poverty

• War over peace

• Darkness over light

• Light over darkness

What is one of the first things Hindus do to prepare for Diwali?

• Visit relatives

• Clean their homes

• Start fasting

• Buy new clothes

To whom do Hindus pray during Diwali for prosperity?

• Goddess Saraswati

• Goddess Lakshmi

• Goddess Durga

• Goddess Kali

What type of meals do Hindus consume during Diwali fasting?

• Seafood meals

• Non-vegetarian meals

• Vegetarian meals

• Dairy-based meals

What traditional attire do women wear during Diwali?

• Shorts and tops

• Western dresses

• Sarees and Ghagra

• Jeans and T-shirts

Which of the following is a traditional sweet prepared for Diwali?

• Barfi

• Pizza

• Burger

• Pasta

What is the significance of lighting deers during Diwali?

• To ward off evil spirits

• To decorate the house

• To symbolize light over darkness

• To cook food