Thursday, November 4, 2010

Happy Deepavali

Hindus around the world will be celebrating Diwali or commonly-known here as Deepavali tomorrow, Nov 5. Here's wishing you
As Malaysia is a multi-ethnic society, Deepavali is a public holiday here. South Asians, or rather Indians, make up more than 10% of the population. As this will be a longer weekend than usual, many people will take the opportunity to go home to their family for those "out-of-towners". So, where are you headed to?
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15 comments:

  1. lina5:27 PM

    Happy Deepavali to all who celebrates!

    I'm going to a Deepavali open house tomorrow. :)

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  2. இ Baŋäŋaz இ8:20 PM

    Happy Diwali..Namaste ~;)

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  3. [SK]10:06 PM

    happy diwalee to you too!! for me, it's always wiser to stay back in KL during long weekends, haha~~ :p

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  4. Anonymous10:10 PM

    Happy hols! :)

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  5. poorprince11:01 PM

    happy deepavali to you
    have a great day

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  6. Shingo T12:29 PM

    Deepavali today is a stay at home day.

    Work's been busy these days, so slowing down my pace at home is much appreciated.

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  7. Tekkaus1:26 PM

    Yeah! Happy Diwali to all those who are celebrating it. :D

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  8. HappySurfer7:12 PM

    Lina, nice! Enjoy!

    Namaste, Bananaz, Happy Diwali to you too. :)

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  9. HappySurfer7:14 PM

    SK, you're right. KL's the best place to be in any festival.

    Mei Teng, happy hols to you too. I wonder what exciting place you will be taking your camera to.

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  10. HappySurfer7:18 PM

    Hey Prince, thanks! Holidays are always enjoyable. You, have a great day too.

    Shingo, I know what you mean. Enjoy the restday..

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  11. HappySurfer7:18 PM

    Tekkaus, yep, happy Diwali to all..

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  12. Carol6:29 PM

    Nice picture, even here its a public holiday, hope you people enjoy a lot,happy diwali to all of you...

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  13. Carol6:32 PM

    Happy diwali to all of you, have a great day ahead...

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  15. JoinPD10:27 AM

    The well-known festival for Hindus, Happy Diwali on the occasion of biggest festival in India, it’s called the festival of lights celebrated on triumph over the darkness.More on Happy Deepavali 2020

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