Is Dev Deepawali Set to Dazzle Kashi with 10 Lakh Diyas?

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- 10 lakh diyas will illuminate Kashi during Dev Deepawali.
- 1 lakh eco-friendly lamps made from cow dung will be used.
- The Ganga Mahotsav will showcase local talent from November 1-4.
- Pollution-free green fireworks will promote environmental awareness.
- Kashi's ghats will feature stunning facade lighting and cleanliness drives.
Lucknow, Sep 22 (NationPress) Upholding its tradition of hosting a dazzling Dev Deepawali in Varanasi, the Uttar Pradesh government is preparing for an even more spectacular celebration this year.
One of the standout features for this occasion will be 1 lakh eco-friendly diyas illuminating Kashi's crescent-shaped ghats on November 5. The state aims for a remarkable total of 10 lakh diyas to illuminate the Ganga, creating a breathtaking scene that will captivate the world.
Among these, 1 lakh eco-friendly lamps made from cow dung will add a sustainable and traditional charm to the divine event.
This year's festivities promise to be historic—a mesmerizing blend of faith, celebration, and environmental awareness.
Thousands of devotees and tourists from across India and beyond are expected to gather in Varanasi to witness this extraordinary spectacle.
With over 10.10 lakh lamps—including designer diyas, eco-friendly creations, and radiant displays across ponds—the city will shine like never before.
To enhance the beauty, the ghats will be adorned with facade lighting, decorative displays, and cleanliness initiatives, ensuring Kashi offers an unforgettable combination of divinity and splendor.
Before Dev Deepawali, a four-day cultural festival—Ganga Mahotsav—will take place at Rajghat from November 1 to 4, showcasing local artists' talents. A laser show at Chet Singh Ghat will further enrich the experience by narrating the mythological stories of Kashi.
Simultaneously, pollution-free green fireworks along the Ganga will promote the message of environmental preservation.
Each year, Dev Deepawali transforms Kashi into a vibrant tapestry of faith, culture, and tradition. With accommodations fully booked, the city is ready to welcome devotees and tourists seeking to experience this divine celebration in all its glory.