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Religion
Munger set to light 11 lakh diyas for Diwali; CM Samrat Choudhary to inaugurate
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 06:36 PM
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A grand Diwali celebration is being organized in Kalyanpur, Munger, where over 11 lakh diyas will be lit. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary is scheduled to inaugurate the event on November 7.
Kalyanpur in Munger district, Bihar, is preparing for a massive Diwali celebration scheduled to take place on November 7. Organizers have announced that more than 11 lakh diyas will be lit during the event, creating a spectacular visual display for the local community and visitors.
The grand diya utsav is set to be inaugurated by Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary. His presence is expected to draw significant attention to the festival, which aims to highlight the cultural richness of the region through the traditional lighting of oil lamps.
In addition to the sea of diyas, the event will feature a fireworks display. A specialized team from Delhi has been invited to manage the pyrotechnics, ensuring a safe and vibrant conclusion to the evening's festivities.
This large-scale arrangement reflects the growing enthusiasm for community-driven festivals in Bihar, where local authorities and residents collaborate to celebrate traditional occasions with grandeur and safety in mind.
The grand diya utsav is set to be inaugurated by Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary. His presence is expected to draw significant attention to the festival, which aims to highlight the cultural richness of the region through the traditional lighting of oil lamps.
In addition to the sea of diyas, the event will feature a fireworks display. A specialized team from Delhi has been invited to manage the pyrotechnics, ensuring a safe and vibrant conclusion to the evening's festivities.
This large-scale arrangement reflects the growing enthusiasm for community-driven festivals in Bihar, where local authorities and residents collaborate to celebrate traditional occasions with grandeur and safety in mind.