PM Modi to visit soldiers this Diwali, continuing annual tradition; extends greetings to nation
He called Diwali a stand against evil and said he will continue his annual tradition of celebrating with soldiers.
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KalingaTV"Will continue tradition to celebrate festival with our jawans": PM Modi extends Diwali greetings
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday extended Diwali greetings to the people of the country, wishing them happiness, peace and prosperity, and said he would continue his tradition of celebrating the festival with jawans.
PM Modi to visit soldiers this Diwali, continuing annual tradition; extends greetings to nation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared Diwali greetings with citizens across India, emphasizing the festival's commitment against evil. He expressed that the nation is beautifully lit up as people celebrate the festival. Modi shared his tradition of visiting soldiers during Diwali, which he continues each year. He conveyed his wishes for everyone to have a prosperous time during the festival. The Prime Minister's annual message reflects his enthusi…
PM Modi wishes Diwali: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has wished the countrymen a Happy Diwali. PM Modi released a video on social media on Saturday. PM Modi started his video by saying 'Namaste'. He further said, "On the auspicious festival of Diwali, the entire country is glowing with lights. This festival of light is a manifestation of our resolve against darkness. My best wishes to all of you on Diwali. May this festival of yours, and the time…
PM Modi has congratulated him on Diwali by sharing a reel on Instagram. He said that like every year, he will celebrate Diwali amongst the soldiers of the army. However, no information was given about where. In 2025, PM Modi celebrated Diwali among marines aboard INS Vikrant in Goa. Here he gave a speech of about 40 minutes. The PM is saying... Namaste, the holy festival of Diwali, the whole country is shining with lights. This festival of light…
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