Thousands expected at Deepavali Carnival


Spoilt for choice S. Purushoth and his three-year-old son, Sheyshaant, looking at some decorations sold at Little India in Ipoh, Perak in conjunction with the upcoming Deepavali celebration. The Festival of Lights will be celebrated on Oct 31. — Bernama

SEREMBAN: The Deepavali Carnival at Rangoli Walk in Jalan Dato Lee Fong Yee here is bustling with visitors, especially Hindus preparing for the festival in a few days’ time.

This year, through the Seremban City Council, the state government has extended the Deepavali carnival to Taman AST for 10 days, starting Oct 21.

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