Deepavali is the joyous celebration of the triumph of good over evil. It is the popular belief that the fireworks that add splendor to the festivities actually reduce the evil to ashes. The uniqueness of Diwali or Deepavali is that it harmonizes five varied philosophies, with each day assigned to commemorate a special thought or idea. According to a legend, which is also taken to be a history of Deepavali, the world celebrates Deepavali as the day the goddess stopped dancing after her battle with Mahishasura.The festival begins with Dhanteras, which is the celebration of the birth of goddess Lakshmi from the bottomless ocean. The second day is "Narak Chaturdhashi", which commemorates the felling of Narakasura by Satyabhama with the help of Indra. This is again another view of history of Diwali. Some also believe that the second day is dedicated to Bali the generous king, who returns to his kingdom amidst celebrations. The most famous legend behind the celebrations of Diwali is about the prince of Ayodhya, Lord Shri Ram Chandra, his defeating Ravana and his return from exile by lighting lamps on this darkest night of the year.
On Deepavali day the most important puja performed is the Lakshmi Puja. In 2010, Lakshmi Puja is on November 5. Luxmi Puja is performed during the Auspicious Time - below is mentioned the best time for pooja as mentioned in North Indian, Gujarati and Marathi calendars and Panchang. The best Muhurtha, or Good time, to perform puja is during evening. But in some regions the puja is also performed during a specific period in the morning and afternoon.
These Muhurtha may vary day by day, but during Deepavali 2010, Pradosh kaal is between 5.58 pm and 8.34 in the evening. Nishith kaal is from 8.23 pm to 10.46 at night on 5th November 2010.
Pradosh kaal Lakshmi Puja 2010 time – 6.03 pm to 8.22 in the evening on 5th November 2010.
Nishit kaal Lakshmi Puja 2010 time – 8.23 to 10.46 in night on 5th November 2010.
Mahanishita Kaal Lakshmi Puja 2010 Time – 11.29 pm on November 5th to 1.51 am on November 6th 2010
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