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Indian expats illuminate Abu Dhabi with Diwali traditions and festive cheer

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“Indian expats illuminate Abu Dhabi with Diwali traditions and festive cheer”

Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi is lighting up for Diwali. The festival falls on Sunday, November 8, and celebrations across the UAE begin the week before. At the BAPS Hindu Mandir in Abu Dhabi, families are invited to celebrate Diwali and other celebrations from November 6th to 10th, with no entry fee. Malls have embraced the season with colourful decorations and activities for visitors of all ages. At WTC Abu Dhabi, festive shopping has been turned into a family-oriented experience. In Indian schools,…

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