Divali Nagar 2025. Divali Nagar 2023 Trinidad Culture YouTube Divali 2025, 2026 and 2027 in Trinidad and Tobago Divali is the Hindu "Festival of Lights" during which clay lanterns are lit at night to symbolise the "triumph of good over evil." As many of the people of Trinidad and Tobago are ethnically Indian and religiously Hindu, it is no surprise that the nation's Divali celebration is among the most spectacular in the Western Hemisphere. Divali Nagar will cost $6 million this year with just over $600,000 to be spent on police, security, fire and ambulance services.
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In October 2024, approximately 100 devotees, including 20 Young Adults, participated in the annual Divali Nagar event in Trinidad, where over 1,500 people visited the SSSIO booth across nine nights However, the NCIC plans to stage a drone show in 2025
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Divali Nagar will cost $6 million this year with just over $600,000 to be spent on police, security, fire and ambulance services. The event, a long-standing tradition, provided an opportunity for informal, one-on-one discussions with visitors about the work and mission of the SSSIO and Sai Baba. The NCIC has been in existence since 1964 and has hosted its flagship event, The Divali Nagar since 1986
36 years of Divali Nagar Expression of the people Trinidad Guardian. THE Divali Nagar is the country's biggest open-air bazaar specifically dedicated to the Hindu festival of lights - Divali. Corporate Sponsors 2024 The National Council of Indian Culture
Events NCIC Trinidad & Tobago. Hosted by the National Council for Indian Culture (NCIC) the event is a vibrant showcase of entertainment, culture, cuisine, and exhibitor. Divali Nagar will cost $6 million this year with just over $600,000 to be spent on police, security, fire and ambulance services.