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The Hindu celebrated Diwali ceremony, a five-day large light festival that observed in the autumn (this day is different from every year). Ancient holidays, found in Sanskrit texts, glorify goodness on evil and light on darkness. As such, the holiday flooded every light, from candles to cannons. Other traditions involve honoring the Hindu deity Lakshmi, who represent the wealth and create the rangoli, the colourful pattern made of paints, flowers, chalk, rice, sand and more. Giving presents is a huge part of the holidays (especially anything golden), as well as endless parties. Sweets are also key, such as Gulab jamun (deep-fried ball soaked in rose water syrup) and barfi (solid squares made from condensed milk and sugar and flavored with everything from pistachio to herbs).