From Power Corridors to People’s Homes: India Lights Up in Diwali Glory

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From Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, leaders and citizens across India came together to celebrate Diwali 2025 with grandeur, prayers, and messages of unity. Cities shimmered with diyas and fireworks as temples, streets, and homes echoed with joy, hope, and festive spirit across the nation.

India came alive in a golden glow this Diwali as political leaders, celebrities, and citizens celebrated the festival of lights with devotion and enthusiasm. The festival, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil, united the nation in a shared spirit of joy and renewal.

Key Highlights:

• PM Modi’s Celebration:

Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked Diwali by celebrating with soldiers at the border, continuing his decade-long tradition. He shared sweets, offered prayers, and thanked the armed forces for protecting the nation. His message on X (formerly Twitter) read, “Our soldiers illuminate the nation with their courage — their Diwali makes ours brighter.”

• Mamata Banerjee’s Festivities:

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee extended warm greetings to citizens, attending Kali Puja celebrations in Kolkata. The city, draped in dazzling lights and traditional artistry, showcased Bengal’s unique blend of devotion and festivity.

• Nationwide Celebrations:

From Varanasi’s illuminated ghats to Jaipur’s royal palaces, India’s cities turned into radiant spectacles. Temples, homes, and streets shimmered with diyas and colorful rangolis, while eco-friendly fireworks lit up the sky.

• Bollywood Joins the Festivities:

Celebrities including Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone, and Ranveer Singh shared glimpses of their Diwali celebrations, emphasizing family, gratitude, and sustainability. Several stars opted for “green Diwali” initiatives, urging fans to celebrate responsibly.

• Spiritual and Social Significance:

Beyond festivity, Diwali reinforced themes of hope, prosperity, and togetherness. Religious ceremonies, charity drives, and community feasts reflected India’s cultural depth and inclusivity during the festival.

• Eco-Friendly Diwali Trends:

Cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru saw increased adoption of LED decorations and low-smoke crackers as citizens embraced environmentally conscious celebrations amid pollution concerns.

As diyas flickered across the country, Diwali 2025 became more than a festival—it was a symbol of resilience, unity, and hope for brighter days ahead.

Sources: The Times of India, NDTV, Hindustan Times, ANI News

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