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9:24Now PlayingDue to the COVID-19 pandemic, celebrations have been restricted or cancelled for the past two years. However, with the restrictions lifted this year, people are celebrating the festival with zeal. On Monday, Indians lit up their streets and homes to celebrate Diwali, also known as the festival of lights. The country celebrates the festival known as the triumph of good over evil by lighting up the streets with colorful lanterns and glowing lamps. Diwali festivities are also igniting concerns about air pollution, particularly in the nation's capital, Delhi. People dressed in their finest attire exchanged sweets and gifts, visited temples, and exchanged greetings. However, some restrictions on the use of firecrackers, particularly in the national capital, remained in effect.
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