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HP Celebrates Lights of Change

HP Celebrates Lights of Change

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Hardik Pandya posted glimpses of his Choti Diwali celebrations with his girlfriend Mahieka Sharma and their son Agastya, sharing what he described as adorable moments. At the same time, a Diwali greeting released by the Mumbai Indians featured several members of their men’s and women’s squads but omitted Pandya’s name, prompting speculation about his future with the franchise. No further details about the reasons for his absence were provided.

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    This Diwali, HP celebrates the Lights of Change – the thoughtful innovations lighting up India and making lives brighter. From turning farm stubble into a resource to making healthcare more accessible, these stories show how one idea can solve a real problem and create an impact that reaches far…

    — The Better India

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This Diwali, HP celebrates the Lights of Change – the thoughtful innovations lighting up India and making lives brighter. From turning farm stubble into a resource to making healthcare more accessible, these stories show how one idea can solve a real problem and create an impact that reaches far…

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  1. The Better India Center Current article

    HP Celebrates Lights of Change

    This Diwali, HP celebrates the Lights of Change – the thoughtful innovations lighting up India and making lives brighter. From turning farm stubble into a resource to making healthcare more accessible, these stories show how one idea can solve a real problem and create an impact that reaches far…

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  9. The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

    Diwali 2026: From Ayodhya’s sea of diyas to Goa’s fiery Narkasurs, India celebrates the festival in splendour

    India celebrates Diwali on November 8 with spectacular displays of devotion and tradition, from lakhs of diyas illuminating Ayodhya’s Saryu ghats to giant Narkasur effigies burning in Goa. As families prepare for Lakshmi Puja, security is tightened, special trains ferry festive travellers and…

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