PM Narendra Modi, President Draupadi Murmu and other leaders wished the countrymen a happy Diwali.

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India’s top leadership on Monday joined the country’s Diwali celebrations, expressing warm wishes and highlighting the values ​​of compassion, self-reliance and unity in the form of diyas (lights). President Draupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Vice President CP Radhakrishnan, Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and other national officials warmly greeted the nation as Diwali celebrations began.

“On good luck Diwali occasion“I extend my warm greetings and good wishes to all Indians in India and around the world,” President Murmu wrote in a message posted on Twitter.

He described the festival as representing “the triumph of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance and good over evil” and urged people to reflect on themselves, improve and take advantage of the opportunity to help the poor and destitute.

He further said, “May this Diwali bring happiness, peace and prosperity to all.” He urged everyone to celebrate in a responsible manner.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his tweet stressed the festival’s potential for “harmony, happiness and prosperity” and urged a “spirit of positivity” to rule the country.

Apart from these sentiments, he also urged people to support domestic production and invited people to post about their purchases on social media.

He wrote: “Let us celebrate this festive season by celebrating the hard work, creativity and innovation of 140 crore Indians. Let us buy Indian products and say – proudly say it is Swadeshi!”

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On the occasion of the holy festival, Vice President CP Radhakrishnan extended his warm greetings and good wishes to all Indians and friends of India at home and abroad.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also expressed his gratitude, calling Diwali a “sacred symbol of the eternal victory of truth, eternal righteousness and positivity”.

He said, “The festival of lights is not just a ritual of lighting lamps, but a ray of hope in the soul, a heartbeat of harmony in the society and a resolve for national revival.”

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi expressed his Diwali wishes on the occasion, writing, “On the occasion of Diwali, I wish the citizens of the state all the best, and also wish happiness, peace and prosperity for all.”

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Sharing Diwali wishes, Union Home Minister Amit Shah wrote, “Wishing everyone a very happy Diwali on this festival of lights and happiness. I pray to Lord Shri Ram for everyone’s health and prosperity.”

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Shri Konidala Pawan Kalyan also expressed his warm wishes on the auspicious occasion of Diwali.

“The festival of Diwali is celebrated with joy as a symbol of the day that removes darkness from the society and fills it with light with the glow of lamps and fireworks. On this festival, I sincerely wish that every person’s life is filled with joyful lights, and I wish everyone a very happy Diwali festival,” he wrote on X.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said, “Dear fellow citizens, hearty greetings to all of you on the great festival of lights, Diwali… Let us take our country and society to the pinnacle of excellence by adopting Swadeshi; this should be our collective resolve on the festival of lights.”

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MP and BJP national vice president Baijayant ‘Jai’ Panda also attended the function and said, “Heartiest wishes and greetings to all countrymen on the holy festival of Diwali.”

He wrote, “On this sacred occasion that celebrates the victory of righteousness over evil, truth over falsehood and light over darkness, I pray to God that every day brings new energy and new hope in your life.”

Homes, temples and roads all over India are illuminated with decorations and lamps. The festive atmosphere permeates every area, including crowded markets, neighborhood get-togethers and illuminated streets.

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