Diwali 1989 date

Tihar Laxmi Puja

New Delhi, India

Sunday, 29 October 1989

That is 13528 days ago.

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About Diwali

The festival of lights, on the new-moon night of Kartika. Homes are lit with lamps and Lakshmi is worshipped in the evening, during Pradosh. In Nepal the same night is Laxmi Puja, the third day of Tihar.

Diwali 1989 in other cities

The day follows the tithi at each place, so it is not always the same everywhere.

CityDate
Kathmandu, NepalSun 29 Oct
New Delhi, IndiaSun 29 Oct
Mumbai, IndiaSun 29 Oct
Varanasi, IndiaSun 29 Oct
Ujjain, IndiaSun 29 Oct
Bengaluru, IndiaSun 29 Oct
Chennai, IndiaSun 29 Oct
Kolkata, IndiaSun 29 Oct
Pokhara, NepalSun 29 Oct
London, United KingdomSat 28 Oct
New York, United StatesSat 28 Oct
Toronto, CanadaSat 28 Oct
Sydney, AustraliaSun 29 Oct
Dubai, United Arab EmiratesSun 29 Oct
Singapore, SingaporeSun 29 Oct

Festival days are worked out from the tithi for each place. They can fall a day apart between regions, traditions and countries, and public holidays are set by each country’s own authority, so please confirm with your local calendar. In Nepal, festival days and public holidays are fixed each year by the Nepal Panchanga Nirnayak Samiti and the government.

Questions people ask

When is Diwali in 1989?
In New Delhi, Diwali 1989 falls on Sunday, 29 October 1989.
Is Diwali 1989 on the same date everywhere?
Not always. The day follows the tithi at each place, so it can fall a day apart. Among the cities listed here, London, New York and Toronto have a different date from New Delhi.
Is Diwali a public holiday?
That depends on the country and state. Public holidays are set by each country’s own authority, and in Nepal by the government on the advice of the Nepal Panchanga Nirnayak Samiti. Please check the official holiday list where you live.

What does this time of year hold for your own chart?

A festival falls on the same day for everyone, but the period you are running is yours alone. Your personal astrologer reads your birth chart, your dashas and the transits of these weeks.

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