Modi To Spend Diwali With Soldiers
In a video message posted on X, Modi wished people peace, prosperity and happiness, saying he would celebrate Deepavali with enthusiasm.
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday extended Diwali greetings to the nation and said he would continue his tradition of celebrating the festival with soldiers.
In a video message posted on X, Modi wished people peace, prosperity and happiness, saying he would celebrate Deepavali with enthusiasm.
"My heartiest greetings to all of you for Diwali. I wish for peace, prosperity and happiness for all of you in the coming days. I also celebrate Deepavali like you with great enthusiasm," he said.
The Prime Minister said he had been celebrating Diwali with the country's soldiers every year and would continue the tradition this year.
"This time also, I will continue the tradition," he said, wishing everyone a happy Diwali.
Modi, however, did not disclose the military station or post where he would celebrate the festival.
Earlier, in a message posted on the government's Jan Sampark portal, Modi described Diwali as a celebration of the eternal victory of light over darkness, goodness over evil and hope over despair.
He said the festival was also an occasion to cherish India's rich traditions and strengthen bonds of togetherness.
"May Diwali illuminate every home with happiness, harmony and prosperity. May this festive season inspire us to spread kindness, embrace positivity and work towards a brighter future," he said.
The Prime Minister urged people to move forward with renewed energy and determination to build a prosperous and Viksit Bharat.