Preparations for Diwali are in the final stage

Balewadi: Everyone is preparing for Diwali  from house to house in their own way. This year, even though the corona is worn, Diwali shopping has started using masks and sanitizers. The women have started preparing to make farals by bringing ray accessories. Diwali is a favorite festival of everyone from children to the elderly. The peace that was prevailing in the market due to Corona has been reduced due to Diwali and the market has been revived. Enthusiasm has spread from house to house along with the markets. Although the corona has not completely subsided yet, they are going out to shop for Diwali as much as they can. Diwali is a festival of lights, a festival of excitement and joy. A festival that everyone loves, from the youngest to the oldest. Everyone is looking forward to Diwali. With the festival now on for eight days, the shops are adorned with Diwali essentials from the market. Kersunya (Lakshmi), Haldikunku, Lahya Battashe, Aakash Kandil, Lighting garlands, various types of pantas required for Diwali puja are rampant in the shops. Citizens have started collecting this material by going with their families. Preparations are also underway for some of the houses to be decorated with beautiful paintings.
With Diwali just a few days away, the housewives' house cleaning work is almost complete. Due to Corona this year, many congregations, women are still doing office work from home, so this year they have time to do all the chores for Diwali. Therefore, there is no time every year, so these women who buy faral from outside, this year the picture is that faral will be made at home. Some women, on the other hand, are worried about how their house cleaning, children's studies, Diwali shopping will go. Now that the cleaning of the house has been completed, the women have started preparing for the farala by making lists of groceries required for making farala. The children who do not have a courtyard in front of their house, however, insist on bringing plaster of Paris forts. This year, the children are making a list of what to bring and how much to bring. Diwali means buying clothes. Especially during Diwali, all the congregations in the house buy new clothes. According to him, there is a rush to buy from the market. Even though clothes and sari shops are now open in Baner, Balewadi and Aundh areas, the temptation to go on Lakshmi Road and buy sari is still there. A number of shopping malls have opened in the area, where it is a shopping option, while others prefer online shopping because of the corona. The overall picture is that even if Corona wears Thaiman, everyone will celebrate Diwali with enthusiasm by buying something they can afford.