Happy Diwali !!


The fact that Bangalore is a diverse city, paves way for the Banglorians to celebrate Diwali in their own way.

However, what is Diwali without sweets and crackers. Bangalore is all set to burst green crackers this year as per the directives of the Karnataka Government. This initiative shall create less harm to the environment at the same time gives people in Bangalore the joy of bursting crackers to celebrate Diwali.


Oh, wait a second, how did I miss sweets? People from Karnataka are ready to taste all the delicious sweets this Diwali including their very own Dharwad Peda.


Evenings in Bangalore is always a visual treat. This Diwali makes it even more special as every home in Bengaluru will be adorned with Diyas, lanterns and the skies full of crackers.


May this Diwali bring the best of everything to each and every person of Namma Bengaluru.


Happy Diwali!

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