What is the best way to celebrate DIWALI ?

Well, we always become selfish when we are planning for Diwali celebration. However, we should also think about those who are needy and below standard family. Instead of spending hours bursting crackers or partying and drinking, you should also spend some time with underprivileged children. You should also donate old clothes, needful things, etc, and celebrate Diwali with them.

Make Rangoli and decorate your home yourself.
Spend time with your elders and give them happiness.
To give a smile on someones face is the best way to celebrate the festival.

Celebrations In The Morning: Deepavali celebrations begin early in the morning. The eldest family member applies sesame oil on the heads of all the family members. Then, it's off for a bath, beginning with the youngest in the family. They emerge with new clothes and a look of anticipation at the thought of bursting crackers, which symbolizes the killing of the demon king Narakasur.
During Thalai Deepavali, the newlyweds go to the bride's parental home for revelry. Taking blessings from the elde

CELEBRATE WITH FAMILY

Thanks Ruby............................

@Milie - Thanks for your best suggestion..............

I know Diwali is the best of all festivals in India...You can make happy people which have no families..There will be several old age homes in your city. This is the time to exchange your happiness with their gloominess.

Diwali, known as the "Festival of Lights", is the biggest celebration of the year in India. This five day festival commemorates the victory of good over evil, and is an occasion for prosperity and family togetherness. If you're wondering what to do for this year's Diwali celebration, check out these top destinations and ideas for a unforgettable time.

Shrishti - you are going in right direction............

Do not use electric lights to illuminate your home. Instead, opt for diyas (earthen lamps) and candles.

Gud choice ................Ananya

Celebrate with a new expression like Decorate the neighbourhood....