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President Droupadi Murmu Sends Heartfelt Diwali Wishes to the Nation

President Droupadi Murmu Sends Heartfelt Diwali Wishes to the Nation

President Murmu urges youth to build a ‘Viksit Bharat’ on the eve of Diwali

President Droupadi Murmu wishes Indians worldwide a joyous Diwali, calls on the youth to help create a Viksit Bharat, and stresses caring for the environment.

New Delhi – On the eve of Diwali, President Droupadi Murmu sent a warm message to Indians at home and abroad, urging the nation’s youth to help build a ‘Viksit Bharat’ rooted in Indian values.

She recalled the mythic origins of the Festival of Lights – the return of Lord Ram to Ayodhya after defeating Ravana – and explained how the glowing lamps symbolize the triumph of virtue over darkness.

Murmu highlighted that Diwali also marks a shift from suffering to prosperity, noting the customary worship of Lord Ganesh for new beginnings and Mahalakshmi for wealth and wellbeing.

In her address she gently reminded everyone to protect the environment and live in harmony, adding that responsible stewardship is part of the country’s progress.

“May we preserve our natural heritage, live together in peace, and let our patriotic youth, guided by timeless values, contribute enthusiastically to a Viksit Bharat,” she wrote.

Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a short video titled “Have a great Diwali”, saying the nation shines brighter as it rejects darkness, and wishing happiness, health and prosperity to all.

Modi also mentioned that he will celebrate the festival with the armed forces, as he does each year, reinforcing the spirit of unity and gratitude.

The dual messages from the President and the Prime Minister underscored the shared hope for a brighter, cleaner, and more prosperous India as lights illuminate homes across the country.

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