Diwali in UAE: How residents prepare for the Indian Festival of Lights

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Diwali in UAE: How residents prepare for the Indian Festival of Lights

Celebrations may be muted because of COVID-19, but they will not be stopped this year

Published: November 09, 2020 17:42 Nilanajana Javed, Senior news Editor

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Diwali in Bur Dubai — The festival of lights is back. Diwali, which will be celebrated by Hindus across the world on November 14, is sure to be a muted affair this year owing to the novel coronavirus. However, some traditions shall be maintained. On the occasion, revelers will adorn their homes with diyas – earthen lamps – or candles and other accessories. Here some UAE residents are seen shopping for lights in Bur Dubai. Image Credit: Virendra Saklani/Gulf News

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Diwali in Dubai — Indians shop for decorations and presents at the Madhoor supermarket in Bur Dubai. Image Credit: Virendra Saklani/Gulf News

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Diwali 10 — Traditional lamps that use oil and cotton wicks are on display at a supermarket in Dubai. Image Credit: Virendra Saklani/Gulf News

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Diwali in UAE: How residents prepare for the Indian Festival of Lights

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