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BYCNow-BEGIN Y0UR CAREER Earn while you learn, unique free solution concept sets itself apart from other online opportunities. Here you will find a goldmine of practical and exclusive information about each and every necessity of person i.e. *Education *Career *Job *Earning Opportunities and Wealth Creation. It provides Financial Freedom to aspiring students, graduates, job seeking personnel to fulfill their dreams and wishes.. BYCNow is a Platform that offers exhaustive information on opportunities for Indian students for education in India and abroad. The site promotes awareness on the prevailing education system, the kind of initiatives that aid students pursue specialized study including information on Professional educational admissions. Deepawali or Diwali is the greatest and the brightest of every Hindu celebration. It is the celebration of lights: profound signifies "light" and avali "a column," or "a line of lights." Diwali is set apart by four days of festivity, which actually enlightens the nation with its splendor and astonishes all with its euphoria.  The Diwali celebration happens in late October or early November. It falls on the fifteenth day of the Hindu month, Kartik, so it changes each year.  Each of the four days in the celebration of Diwali is isolated by an alternate custom. What stays genuine and steady is the festival of life, its happiness, and an awesome feeling of goodness.  THE ORIGINS OF DIWALI  Generally, Diwali can be followed back to old India. It no doubt started as an essential collect celebration. Notwithstanding, there are different legends indicating the inception of Diwali.  Some trust it to be the festival of the marriage of Lakshmi, the goddess of riches, with Lord Vishnu. Others utilize it as a festival of her birthday as Lakshmi is said to have been conceived on the new moon day of Kartik.  In Bengal, the celebration is devoted to the love of Mother Kali, the dim goddess of quality. Master Ganesha—the elephant-headed god, and image of promise and shrewdness—is additionally worshiped in most Hindu homes on this day. In Jainism, Deepawali has the additional essentialness as denoting the immense occasion of Lord Mahavira achieving the unceasing euphoria of nirvana.  Diwali likewise celebrates the arrival of Lord Rama (alongside Ma Sita and Lakshman) from his fourteen-year-long outcast and vanquishing the evil spirit ruler Ravana. In blissful festival of the arrival of their ruler, the general population of Ayodhya, the capital of Rama, enlightened the kingdom with earthen diyas (oil lights) and burst wafers.