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Philip Green celebrates final Diwali in India as Australian High Commissioner

Philip Green celebrates final Diwali in India as Australian High Commissioner

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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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  • left · 1 outlet

    Hardik Pandya shares glimpses of his Choti Diwali celebrations with girlfriend Mahieka Sharma and son Agastya

    — Mathrubhumi English

  • center · 3 outlets

    In a post on X, Green said the celebrations with the High Commission family were particularly special this year as he marked his final Diwali in India in his capacity as High Commissioner.

    — The Tribune

  • right · 3 outlets

    Dehradun, Nov 7 (PTI): Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Saturday celebrated Diwali with Army personnel, offering them sweets and extending his greetings. At the Diwali Milan programme organised at Garhwal Greens training ground in Garhi Cantonment here, the chief minister interacted…

    — ABP Live

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In a post on X, Green said the celebrations with the High Commission family were particularly special this year as he marked his final Diwali in India in his capacity as High Commissioner.

Coverage arrived over 53 hours — first from The Better India, latest from Mathrubhumi English.

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  10. The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust Current article

    Philip Green celebrates final Diwali in India as Australian High Commissioner

    In a post on X, Green said the celebrations with the High Commission family were particularly special this year as he marked his final Diwali in India in his capacity as High Commissioner.

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