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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustNorwegian, German Ambassadors extend Diwali greetings, laud Indian colleagues for festive spirit
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Indian embassies in the United States and Canada issued Diwali greetings, celebrating the festival of lights, while the U.S. Embassy in India posted a message on X wishing a celebration “filled with light and happiness.” In India, temples and prominent landmarks were illuminated as devotees thronged places of worship and families gathered to celebrate Diwali, sharing prayers, festivities and messages of hope, harmony and prosperity.
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Dubai: Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, featured a special illumination for Diwali on Saturday, November 7, displaying festive greetings in Hindi and English for people celebrating the festival across the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The 828-metre tower showcased a message wishing…
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Norwegian Ambassador to India May-Elin Stener and German Ambassador to India Jasper Wieck on Saturday extended Diwali greetings to people celebrating the festival, sharing glimpses of celebrations at their respective embassies and highlighting the spirit of togetherness and cultural exchange.
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Norwegian Ambassador to India May-Elin Stener and German Ambassador to India Jasper Wieck on Saturday extended Diwali greetings to people celebrating the festival, sharing glimpses of celebrations at their respective embassies and highlighting the spirit of togetherness and cultural exchange.
