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Diwali festivities in Delhi

With over 23.82 crore devotees visiting Ayodhya in the first half of 2025, the city prepares to celebrate Deepotsav with 26 lakh diyas and 33,000 volunteers, aiming for a new Guinness World Record

An aerial view of people gathering at Ram Ki Paidi ahead of the ‘Deepotsav’ celebration on the eve of the ‘Diwali’ festival, in Ayodhya

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