Leaders Unite for Diwali: National Leaders Spread Joy and Unity During Festival of Lights
On Diwali, Indian leaders including Union Education Minister Pradhan, Vice President Radhakrishnan, President Murmu, and PM Modi extended heartfelt greetings, emphasizing harmony and welfare. They highlighted the festival's ethos of charity and inclusivity, urging citizens to celebrate safely and support the underprivileged.
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As the nation lights up for Diwali, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan extended festive wishes, emphasizing hope, faith, and love. He highlighted the festival's essence, a blend of lights symbolizing prosperity and happiness, and urged citizens to be guided by these values.
Vice President CP Radhakrishnan added to the festive spirit with greetings that underscored the triumph of goodness over evil and the importance of generosity and inclusivity. He called for the adoption of positivity and Dharma to foster national progress.
President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined in, urging citizens to celebrate safely and extend support to the needy. PM Modi's message reflected a desire for the festival's light to illuminate lives with harmony and happiness.
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