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RM2D9P8NH–Leicester, Leicestershire, UK. 7th November 2020. UK weather. A man cycles in fog under Diwali decorations during the second coronavirus pandemic lockdown. Credit Darren Staples/Alamy Live News.
RMKFM9RD–Coloured lanterns hang up in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh during the annual Diwali celebrations.
RF2A4TW4H–Diwali decorations - candles are lighted up by a clay oil lamp. Background concept for indian religious tradition culture, temple, church, worshiping,
RF2K1Y34P–Colourful street decorations in Little India during the Diwali annual festival also known as the Festival of Lights. Little India, Singapore
RM2T33E9G–Period from late October to November 2023. Deepavali street decoration at Serangoon Road, Little India, Singapore.
RM2K84F1E–Kolkata, India. 20th Oct, 2022. Customers look at lanterns and Diwali decorations on display at a shop. Diwali is the biggest Indian festival of lights, usually lasting five days starting from 24th October this year. Diwali is celebrated to spiritually signify the victory of light over darkness, good over evil. Furthermore, it is a celebration of the day Rama returned to his kingdom in Ayodhya with his wife Sita and his brother Lakshmana after defeating the demon Ravana in Lanka and serving 14 years of exile as per Hindu mythology. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News
RMET0GJG–Light decorations at main entry of Bombay Stock Market which is decorated during Diwali Deepawali celebrations in Bombay
RFKH5G79–Diwali festival background concept with clay diya lamps floral decorations and rangoli pattern.
RM2KD1AKH–Cobbled Bold Street in the Ropewalks area of central Liverpool, now full of independent shops, trendy cafes and multicultural restaurants, in autumn sunshine, UK
RM2H2Y00F–Leicester, Leicestershire, UK. 24th October 2021. A family stand in their garden after the Diwali lights switch on event which was different from normal with no main stage or firework display because of Covid-19 worries. Credit Darren Staples/Alamy Live News.
RM2K84F5X–Customers look at lanterns and Diwali decorations on display at a shop. Diwali is the biggest Indian festival of lights, usually lasting five days starting from 24th October this year. Diwali is celebrated to spiritually signify the victory of light over darkness, good over evil. Furthermore, it is a celebration of the day Rama returned to his kingdom in Ayodhya with his wife Sita and his brother Lakshmana after defeating the demon Ravana in Lanka and serving 14 years of exile as per Hindu mythology. (Photo by Avishek Das/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)
RMKFM9R9–Coloured lanterns hang up in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh during the annual Diwali celebrations.
RMCMKJCM–Female dancers with floral hair decorations at the Diwali Festival 2nd November 2013 at the Guildhall, Cathedral Square, Peterborough, England
RF2K1Y359–Colourful street decorations in Little India during the Diwali annual festival also known as the Festival of Lights. Little India, Singapore
RM2MA2ERY–Flower decorations for the Hindu religious festival of Diwali, George Town, Penang, Malaysia. No PR
RMJGBN9P–Republic of Singapore. Serangoon Road, the main thoroughfare of the area known as Little India. The decorations are for the Deepwali Hindu festival.
RM2K84F1X–Kolkata, India. 20th Oct, 2022. Customers look at lanterns and Diwali decorations on display at a shop. Diwali is the biggest Indian festival of lights, usually lasting five days starting from 24th October this year. Diwali is celebrated to spiritually signify the victory of light over darkness, good over evil. Furthermore, it is a celebration of the day Rama returned to his kingdom in Ayodhya with his wife Sita and his brother Lakshmana after defeating the demon Ravana in Lanka and serving 14 years of exile as per Hindu mythology. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News
RMET0GJF–Light decorations at main entry of Bombay Stock Market which is decorated during Diwali Deepawali celebrations in Bombay
RFKH5G88–Diwali festival background concept with clay diya lamps floral decorations and rangoli pattern.
RM2KD1AFA–Cobbled Bold Street in the Ropewalks area of central Liverpool, now full of independent shops, trendy cafes and multicultural restaurants, in autumn sunshine, UK
RM2DAR3NK–Leicester, Leicestershire, UK. 14th November 2020. A woman on a bus passes decorations after Covid-19 restrictions meant the usual Diwali day ceremony and celebrations were cancelled this year. Credit Darren Staples/Alamy Live News.
RM2K84F5P–Customers look at lanterns and Diwali decorations on display at a shop. Diwali is the biggest Indian festival of lights, usually lasting five days starting from 24th October this year. Diwali is celebrated to spiritually signify the victory of light over darkness, good over evil. Furthermore, it is a celebration of the day Rama returned to his kingdom in Ayodhya with his wife Sita and his brother Lakshmana after defeating the demon Ravana in Lanka and serving 14 years of exile as per Hindu mythology. (Photo by Avishek Das/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)
RMCMKJGB–Female dancer with beautiful floral hair decorations performing a traditional Indian dance at the Diwali Festival 2nd November 2013 at the Guildhall, Cathedral Square, Peterborough, England
RF2K1Y317–Colourful street decorations in Little India during the Diwali annual festival also known as the Festival of Lights. Little India, Singapore
RMJGBN9R–Republic of Singapore. Serangoon Road, the main thoroughfare of the area known as Little India. The decorations are for the Deepwali Hindu festival.
RMD5GPKW–Diwali (Festival of Light) decorations on sale in a side street market in Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi, India
RMET0GJE–Light decorations at main entry of Bombay Stock Market which is decorated during Diwali Deepawali celebrations in Bombay
RFKH5G6H–Diwali festival background concept with clay diya lamps floral decorations and rangoli pattern.
RM2KD1AJA–Cobbled Bold Street in the Ropewalks area of central Liverpool, now full of independent shops, trendy cafes and multicultural restaurants, in autumn sunshine, UK
RF2WKKKN6–Different light are sell in light market in Pune for diwali decoration and diwali celebration, Pune, India.
RF2P7DRPF–Colourful rangoli flowers float in a pool of water in front of the bronze artwork titled Fortuna by Helaine Blumenfeld in Jubilee Park, Canary Wharf
RF2DC7N3R–Belgrave Neighbourhood Centre being used as a testing centre. Diwali 2020 events cancelled in Leicester due to the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic.
RM2D9P8PH–Leicester, Leicestershire, UK. 7th November 2020. UK weather. A big wheel erected as part of Diwali celebrations sits in fog during the second coronavirus pandemic lockdown. Credit Darren Staples/Alamy Live News.
RMBR0NDG–Women selling Marigold strings (garlands) at the Hindu temple for decorations during Diwali.
RFPY2FD5–Colourful street lights and decorations celebrating Diwali or Deepavali festival of lights in Little India, Singapore during blue hour
RF2RDKBRB–June 28th 2023, Uttarakhand, India. Different types of firecrackers on a tabletop. Diwali festival.
RMKEC234–Nakodar, Panjab, India. 19th October 2017. Diwali or the festival of lights is widely celebrated across India . It is a busy day as traders and stalls promote their goods in one of the busiest shopping days of the year. Colourful display of goods , decorations and food.
RM2KFF33A–Street light decoration, Diwali festival, Lokhandwala, Andheri, Bombay, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
RFKH5G5J–Diwali festival background concept with clay diya lamps floral decorations and rangoli pattern.
RM2KD1AGD–Cobbled Bold Street in the Ropewalks area of central Liverpool, now full of independent shops, trendy cafes and multicultural restaurants, in autumn sunshine, UK
RF2WKKKM9–Different light are sell in light market in Pune for diwali decoration and diwali celebration, Pune, India.
RMEXXF2W–MUMBAI, INDIA - OCTOBER 26, 2012: Indian child helps string flower decorations for the upcoming Hindu Diwali festival.
RMCXR4AD–Floating candles of different colors in a glass bowl. This was part of decorations we had put inside the house as part of Diwali
RM2D9P8R9–Leicester, Leicestershire, UK. 7th November 2020. UK weather. A big wheel erected as part of Diwali celebrations sits in fog during the second coronavirus pandemic lockdown. Credit Darren Staples/Alamy Live News.
RMBR0NDJ–Elderly lady selling Marigold strings (garlands) at the Hindu temple for decorations during Diwali.
RF2A21GGT–Diwali home decorations of glowing candles at night and with copy space. Background concept for festive season, Indian tradition, culture, rituals,
RF2A5EE01–Person holding smart phone & capturing photo of festive decorations at night. Background image for Diwali festival, street mobile photography.
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