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Guru Hargobind is celebrated as seeing his own religious freedom as inseparable from the freedom of others.

Diwali does not end when the lights go out (2013)

The word "Diwali" means an arrangement or a row of lights.

Diwali does not end when the lights go out (2013)

Let us celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights, with joy.

Diwali does not end when the lights go out (2013)

Unfortunately, our religious traditions are known more for what we stand against than what we stand for.

Diwali does not end when the lights go out (2013)

For the Jains, Diwali is celebrated as the joyous day on which Mahavir, the great Jain teacher, attained the eternal joy of liberation or nirvana.

Diwali does not end when the lights go out (2013)

Politics, according to Mahatma Gandhi, is concerned with the well-being of human communities and anything concerned with human well-being must concern the person of religious commitment.

Diwali does not end when the lights go out (2013)

Some celebrate Diwali as ushering the New Year and others as the triumph of Krishna over the evil, Narakasura.

Diwali does not end when the lights go out (2013)

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Anantanand Rambachan (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.