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Other · 2 Nov
AI summaryAccording to the article, Hindu priests (pandits) state that Diwali in 2026 will be celebrated on November 8th, which is a Sunday, rather than November 9th. This timing is based on the Ashwayuja month Amavasya tithi and Pradosh Kalam as per the Hindu almanac (Panchangam).
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