Homes and temples glow across India as Diwali celebrations begin
India marks Diwali, Hindu festival of lights, with lightening homes, temples, offices, streets and offices. Diwali celebrations draw millions from diverse communities, and air pollution levels in Delhi are in "very poor" category. Smoke from fireworks could trigger another spike, leaving cities grappling with worsening post-Diwali.
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Published 06 Nov 2026, 10:21 UTC · Updated 06 Nov 2026, 13:10 UTC
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