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Diwali is a time when families gather to buy new clothes and enjoy special meals, as well as exorcism rituals such as fireworks. Cities glow with lanterns, and these \"Ghee\" lanterns light up all night.\nTwo Columns May Be Useful\nMercury\nMercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System\nMars\nDespite being red, Mars is actually a cold place\n1\n2\nO2\nSection B\nHere you could describe the topic of the section\n\"Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun. It's terribly hot-even hotter than Mercury\"\n-Someone Famous\nThree Columns Are Always Useful\nThe three-item page can be very clear to show some of your core ideas, and can also be used to arrange the comparison items\nSaturn\nMars\nVenus\nSaturn is the ringed planet\nMars is  a very cold place\nVenus has a pretty name\nThis Is The Slide Title\nThe reasons for celebrating Diwali vary from place to place.In northern India it was to celebrate the return of warriors led by the Hindu god Rama from Sri Lanka; In the south, it commemorates the killing of Naracasula by Lord Krishna\nWhile the origins of Diwali vary widely, most agree that the festival celebrates the triumph of good over evil, light over darkness, and knowledge over ignorance\n2\n3\n1\nDiwali comes from the Sanskrit words deepa and Avail which literally mean \"drain lights.\" Diwali is associated with several Indian myths about the triumph of justice over injustice and light over darkness\nThis Is A Graph\nGOAL 2\nJupiter is the biggest planet of them all\nGOAL 3\nDespite beingred, Mars is a cold place\nGOAL 4\nSaturn is a gas giant and has several rings\n$23B+\n12M\n$750K\nGOAL 1\nVenus is the second planet from the Sun\n30M+\nAnother Graph,  Why Not?\nMercury\nMercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one in the Solar System\nMars\nDespite being red, Mars is actually a cold place.It's full of iron oxide dust\nTo modifty this graph, follow the link, change the data and replace it\nO3\nSection C\nHere you could describe the topic of the section\nThis Is A Table\nDAY\nThe   schedule\n2nd\nKnown as Naraka Chaturdasi or Chhoti Diwali(Little Diwali), Goan gangs burn demonic effigies and Tammirnadu traditionally celebrates Diwali on this day\n3rd\nOn the day of the new moon (Amavasya), people will worship the auspicious daughter of heaven, and there will be a unique performance at night, called pujia\n4th\nIn North India, Govardhan Puja is held; It is celebrated as the first day of the New Year in Gujarat; In Maharashtra, Bali Puja is held\n5th\nThe last day is called Bhai Duj and is dedicated to the sisters. 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