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Diwali is a hindu festival celebrated each year by people to show their happiness and excitement on arrival of Lord Rama coming after fourteen years of exile as well as to appreciate the victory of light over darkness. People light candles and diyas to celebrate deepawali. Enjoy this holy festival of lights with these free diwali cards.

Eid-ul-Fitr is an important festival for every Muslim which is celebrated after the end of Ramadan. On this day people give thanks to Allah for his blessings. Eid has been remarked as a special day in Islamic calendar. Muslims recite these words while praying God : Allaho-Akber, Allaho-Akber. La ila-ha ill-lal-lah. Allaho-Akber, Allaho-Akber. Wa-lilahill hamd. So, enjoy this islamic festival with our Eid-ul-Fitr Cards. Eid-ul-Fitr in 2008 is going to be celebrated on 2nd October.

International Day of Peace is celebrated each year on the 21st of the month September. Peace and ceasefire is observed whole day throughout the world. United Nations General Assembly resoluted to commemorate and strengthen the ideals of peace. Raise awareness and spread the message of peace to all through these International Day of Peace cards.

Mayflower Day is celebrated each year on 16th of September to commemorate the Mayflower's historic journey from Playmouth, England in 1620 in search of the New World. The passengers suffered bad weather and storms for two months leading to starvation. The only beverage left with them was beer. It's a beer's journey which survived the life of pilgrims. Rejoice the spirit of Mayflower Day with these Mayflower Day cards and ecards.

Onam is one of the biggest festival celebrated each year in the month of August or September in Kerala to honour legendary King "Mahabali". The carnival of Onam festival lasts for ten days when people enjoy with Onasadhya feasts, Kaikottikali dance, flowered rangoli, snake boat race and other Keralite culture and tradition. We wish all viewers Happy Onam with these beautiful Onam Cards. Share these Onam greetings with your lovedones.