virtually with diyas (lamps), detonate virtual anar (firecrackers), for some explosive, playful fun, and imbue their home with a sparkling sense.

The company has partnered with over 20 cultural heritage organizations to launch Diwali @ Home. The data collection has resulted in it displaying importance images and immersive online stories, while offering a ride through the festival of lights, its legends and folklore.

Google’s blog quoted, “The colors, food, festivities, and nostalgia of Diwali are shared through new online exhibitions from partner institutions including Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, Indian Museum, National Museum and many more. There is also plenty of hands-on fun for families with a Diwali coloring book with artworks inspired by traditional Indian paintings! Find it with Google Search, simply by searching for ‘Diwali’ on your phone. With the help of a little Google magic, we hope our Diwali @ Home experience adds to your festive cheer as you celebrate in your own way this year, on the Google Arts & Culture app for iOS and Android.”