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“May its light inspire us to ever uphold unity, peace, hope”: Macron extends Diwali greetings

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French President Emmanuel Macron sent Diwali greetings in Hindi and English, addressing Indians in India, France and worldwide. In his message he said the festival’s light should inspire people to uphold unity, peace and hope. The greeting was issued on Sunday and was noted alongside similar wishes from Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

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    French President Emmanuel Macron extends Diwali greetings, while Australian PM Anthony Albanese also shares festive wishes.

    — Mathrubhumi English

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    French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday extended Diwali greetings to Indians in India, France and across the world, wishing that the festival's light would inspire people to uphold the values of unity, peace and hope.

    — The Tribune

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French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday extended Diwali greetings to Indians in India, France and across the world, wishing that the festival's light would inspire people to uphold the values of unity, peace and hope.

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    “May its light inspire us to ever uphold unity, peace, hope”: Macron extends Diwali greetings

    French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday extended Diwali greetings to Indians in India, France and across the world, wishing that the festival's light would inspire people to uphold the values of unity, peace and hope.

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