Selepas negara beransur pulih daripada Covid-19, masyarakat India mula menyediakan persiapan meraikan pesta cahaya pada 4 November.
Pelbagai juadah dijual di beberapa kawasan tumpuan etnik tersebut di negara ini. Aneka kuih dan manisan yang menjadi hidangan wajib ketika perayaan itu mendapat perhatian pelanggan.
Wartawan Nadiah Zamlus dan jurufoto Ahmad Zakki Jilan meninjau suasana urus niaga menjelang Deepavali di Jalan Tengku Kelana, Klang pada 28 Oktober. Deretan kedai di situ dikenali Little India.
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