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From classic sweets with a modern twist to new creations inspired by global flavours, this year’s Deepavali treats are both nostalgic and surprising. - CANVA

As Deepavali lights up homes around across Malaysia, another kind of light draws the crowds, silver glow of the big screen. Photo by Bernama

Deepavali is not just about the light, it’s about the sound that fills the air, the rhythm of joy that keeps everyone dancing, and the songs that remind us why this festival is truly magical. - CANVA

Across Malaysia and beyond, festive wardrobes are getting a refresh as designers and stylists experiment with new palettes, bold drapes and reimagined traditional wear. Photo for illustration purposes only. Photo: Edited via CANVA

Letchumi said the shiny condition of the lamp not only reflects the meticulous care and discipline of its owner, but also symbolises the readiness to receive prosperity and joy, while emphasising that the Deepavali celebration is a time to welcome the good things in life. - Bernama photo

Whether you’re hunting for that perfect saree, craving for homemade murukku or simply vibing with festive energy, this year’s Deepavali bazaars are bringing major sparkle from Kuala Lumpur to Johor. Photo: Facebook/Agenda Suria Communication

Finance Minister and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim tabling the 2026 Budget at the Dewan Rakyat, yesterday. - Photo by Bernama

Phase Four STR cash aid worth RM2 billion will be paid early from Oct 18 for Deepavali. Photo for illustrative purpose only.

During his Budget 2026 presentation, the Finance Minister said the government knows the struggle is real with the rising cost of living, even though the economy looks fine on paper. - Bernama photo

Malaysia’s rapper Yunohoo drops “Cicak,” a cheeky, feel-good anthem inspired by faith, light and the power of good energy.