Diwali Dates for the Next 100 Years: North India and Tamil Nadu
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Diwali Dates for the Next 100 Years: North India and Tamil Nadu

Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is one of the most celebrated festivals across India. It marks the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. However, it is celebrated differently across regions. While in North India, Diwali is observed on Amavasya (New Moon Day), Tamil Nadu celebrates Deepawali on Naraka Chaturdashi, a day before Amavasya.

For the next 100 years, the dates of Diwali may vary between North India and Tamil Nadu. Here’s a comprehensive list of Diwali and Deepawali dates along with the days of the week for the next century.


Diwali Dates in North India (2024-2124)

In North India, Diwali is observed on Amavasya (New Moon Day) during the Hindu month of Kartika. It is a five-day festival, but the main Diwali celebration occurs on the third day, which is the Amavasya.

YearDiwali DateDay
20241 NovemberFriday
202520 OctoberMonday
20268 NovemberSunday
202729 OctoberFriday
202817 OctoberTuesday
20295 NovemberMonday
203025 OctoberFriday
203114 OctoberTuesday
20321 NovemberSaturday
203321 OctoberFriday
20349 NovemberThursday
203529 OctoberMonday
203617 OctoberSaturday
20376 NovemberFriday
203826 OctoberTuesday
203914 OctoberFriday
20402 NovemberSaturday
204123 OctoberThursday
204211 NovemberTuesday
204331 OctoberSunday
204418 OctoberWednesday
20457 NovemberSunday
204627 OctoberFriday
204716 OctoberWednesday
20484 NovemberThursday
204924 OctoberSunday
205013 OctoberThursday
20511 NovemberTuesday
205221 OctoberSunday
20539 NovemberThursday
205429 OctoberTuesday
205518 OctoberSunday
20565 NovemberSaturday
205726 OctoberThursday
205815 OctoberTuesday
20593 NovemberSunday
206022 OctoberFriday
206110 NovemberThursday
206230 OctoberMonday
206319 OctoberSaturday
20646 NovemberWednesday
206527 OctoberSunday
206616 OctoberFriday
20674 NovemberMonday
206824 OctoberWednesday
206912 NovemberMonday
20701 NovemberSaturday
207121 OctoberTuesday
20728 NovemberFriday
207329 OctoberTuesday
207417 OctoberThursday
20756 NovemberWednesday
207625 OctoberSunday
207714 OctoberThursday
20782 NovemberThursday
207922 OctoberMonday
208010 NovemberSaturday
208131 OctoberThursday
208218 OctoberSunday
20837 NovemberMonday
208427 OctoberFriday
208515 OctoberMonday
20863 NovemberSunday
208723 OctoberSaturday
208810 NovemberWednesday
208930 OctoberMonday
209019 OctoberFriday
20918 NovemberThursday
209228 OctoberTuesday
209316 OctoberSaturday
20944 NovemberThursday
209525 OctoberSunday
209612 NovemberThursday
20971 NovemberMonday
209821 OctoberThursday
20999 NovemberTuesday
210029 OctoberFriday
210118 OctoberTuesday
21025 NovemberSunday
210327 OctoberFriday
210415 OctoberWednesday
21053 NovemberSunday
210624 OctoberThursday
210711 NovemberMonday
21081 NovemberThursday
210921 OctoberTuesday
211010 NovemberSunday
211130 OctoberThursday
211218 OctoberWednesday
21136 NovemberSunday
211426 OctoberThursday
211515 OctoberMonday
21163 NovemberSunday
211723 OctoberFriday
211811 NovemberTuesday
211931 OctoberSaturday
212019 OctoberMonday
21217 NovemberFriday
212228 OctoberMonday
212316 OctoberSaturday
21244 NovemberThursday

Deepawali Dates in Tamil Nadu (2024-2124)

In Tamil Nadu, Deepawali is celebrated on Naraka Chaturdashi, a day before the main Diwali festival celebrated in other parts of India. It commemorates Lord Krishna’s victory over the demon Narakasura. The celebrations start early in the morning with an oil bath and continue throughout the day with bursting of crackers, sweets, and family gatherings.

YearDeepawali DateDay
202431 OctoberThursday
202519 OctoberSunday
20267 NovemberSaturday
202728 OctoberThursday
202816 OctoberMonday
20294 NovemberSunday
203024 OctoberThursday
203113 OctoberMonday
203231 OctoberSunday
203320 OctoberThursday
20348 NovemberWednesday
203528 OctoberSunday
203616 OctoberFriday
20375 NovemberThursday
203825 OctoberMonday
203913 OctoberThursday
20401 NovemberFriday
204122 OctoberWednesday
204210 NovemberSunday
204330 OctoberFriday
204417 OctoberMonday
20456 NovemberThursday
204626 OctoberSunday
204715 OctoberThursday
20483 NovemberMonday
204923 OctoberSaturday
205012 OctoberWednesday
205131 OctoberTuesday
205220 OctoberSunday
20538 NovemberSaturday
205428 OctoberWednesday
205517 OctoberMonday
20564 NovemberSunday
205725 OctoberThursday
205813 OctoberMonday
20591 NovemberSaturday
206021 OctoberWednesday
20619 NovemberTuesday
206230 OctoberSaturday
206318 OctoberThursday
20646 NovemberWednesday
206526 OctoberMonday
206615 OctoberSaturday
20673 NovemberFriday
206822 OctoberMonday
206910 NovemberSaturday
207030 OctoberWednesday
207119 OctoberSunday
20727 NovemberFriday
207328 OctoberMonday
207416 OctoberSaturday
20755 NovemberWednesday
207624 OctoberSunday
207713 OctoberThursday
20781 NovemberTuesday
207921 OctoberSaturday
20809 NovemberThursday
208129 OctoberSunday
208218 OctoberFriday
20836 NovemberMonday
208426 OctoberThursday
208515 OctoberMonday
20864 NovemberSunday
208724 OctoberFriday
208810 NovemberWednesday
208930 OctoberMonday
209019 OctoberSaturday
20917 NovemberThursday
209227 OctoberSunday
209316 OctoberFriday
20945 NovemberWednesday
209524 OctoberSunday
209612 NovemberThursday
20971 NovemberTuesday
209820 OctoberSaturday
20998 NovemberWednesday
210029 OctoberFriday

How to Celebrate Diwali and Deepawali

North India:

In North India, Diwali is celebrated for five days:

  1. Day 1 (Dhanteras): Purchase of gold, silver, and utensils for prosperity.
  2. Day 2 (Choti Diwali): Decorating homes and preparing for the main Diwali.
  3. Day 3 (Main Diwali): Lighting lamps, Lakshmi Puja, bursting crackers.
  4. Day 4 (Govardhan Puja): Celebrating Lord Krishna.
  5. Day 5 (Bhai Dooj): Celebrating the bond between brothers and sisters.

Tamil Nadu:

Deepawali celebrations in Tamil Nadu start with an early morning oil bath using cold-pressed Gingelly oil (Marachekku Nallennai). This is followed by wearing new clothes, bursting crackers, and preparing traditional sweets using pure ghee. The day typically ends with family gatherings and special meals.


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