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Photos: Indian expats celebrate Diwali in Dubai

Indian expatriates celebrated the 'Festival of Lights' with pomp in Dubai

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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Sameeksha Nambiar, a grade 6 student of Indian high school, Dubai celebrating Diwali at her residence in Dubai.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Indian expatriates in Dubai are celebrating the festival of lights.
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Houses decorated with lights ahead of Diwali in Bur Dubai.
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Houses decorated with lights ahead of Diwali in Bur Dubai.
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Houses decorated with lights ahead of Diwali in Bur Dubai.
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