PM Modi Conveys Deepavali Greetings, Says Will Celebrate the Festival with Soldiers
He said Diwali symbolizes India’s resolve to fight darkness and repeated his annual tradition of celebrating the festival with armed forces personnel.
- On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended Diwali greetings to the nation, wishing citizens happiness, peace and prosperity. He reaffirmed his annual tradition of celebrating the festival with Indian armed forces personnel.
- In a video message, Modi stated the festival celebrates the eternal victory of light over darkness, goodness over evil and hope over despair. He urged citizens to embrace positivity and spread kindness during the festive season.
- Since 2014, the Prime Minister has celebrated with soldiers at strategically significant border areas including Ladakh, Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir. He has not disclosed his specific destination for this year's celebration.
- Meanwhile, Delhi hosts grand "Jagmag Diwali" celebrations at Connaught Place, featuring a Ramayana-themed drone show. These festivities reflect broader national enthusiasm as India prepares for the holiday on Sunday.
- Modi expressed hope that the festival illuminates every home with harmony and prosperity. He concluded by wishing all citizens a "Happy Diwali" as they prepare for the upcoming celebrations.
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PM Modi extends Diwali greetings to nation, says 'will continue tradition to celebrate with jawans'
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. In a post on X, he wrote, "Have a great Diwali!". Sharing a video message, the Prime Minister said the entire country was illuminated with lights on the occasion of Diwali and described the festival as a symbol of the countr…
PM Modi highlights India's resolve to fight darkness in Diwali greetings, will celebrate with soldiers
In a video message, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about his annual tradition of celebrating Diwali with soldiers of the Indian armed forces, saying he would continue the practice this year.
Prime Minister Modi has wished the countrymen a happy Diwali. Sharing a video on the social media platform, he said, "On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, the entire country is ablaze with light. This festival of light is a testament to our resolve against darkness. My best wishes to all of you for Diwali."
Prime Minister Modi and Defence Minister Singh extend Diwali wishes and share celebrations details
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished the nation on Choti Diwali, emphasising light over darkness and hope over despair, while Defence Minister Rajnath Singh planned Diwali celebrations with defence forces and paid homage to fallen soldiers.
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