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Celebration shines light on Deepavali tourism | The West Australian
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Artistic director Sarasa Krishnan said each day would start with a procession of Tamil culture — including music, dancing, arts and martial arts. But the celebrations would not be confined to Tamil or Indian culture. Japanese, Balinese, Chinese, Spanish and Pakistani culture would share the limelight.
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· Indian festival shines light in Perth Stephen Bevis October 28, 2015, 7:08 am. Share ... Swan Festival of Lights artistic director Sarasa Krishnan said. ...
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Indian festival shines light in Perth | The West Australian
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Deepavali may be less widely known than the Holi festival, in which revellers spray each other in splashes of colour, but it was India’s most important festival and its message of good over evil resonated across all cultures, Swan Festival of Lights artistic director Sarasa Krishnan said.
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