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CenterEmbassies from across world extend warm wishes to Indians on Diwali
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Embassies and High Commissions from around the world sent Diwali greetings to people in India as the festival was celebrated on Sunday. The Greek Embassy in India shared wishes and posted glimpses of the celebration, while representatives of the Russian and U.S. ambassadors also conveyed warm Diwali greetings. Additionally, a representative of Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei described Diwali as a “festival of light,” offering congratulations and wishing a long, healthy life to Indians.
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New Delhi, November 8 (IANS): As the people in India and abroad celebrate Diwali on Sunday, Embassies and High Commissions from across the world extended their wishes to the people on the festival of lights.The Greek Embassy in India extended wishes to people on Diwali and also shared glimpses from…
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Describing the occasion as a "festival of light," he offered his congratulations and wished everyone a long and healthy life.
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New Delhi, November 8 (IANS): As the people in India and abroad celebrate Diwali on Sunday, Embassies and High Commissions from across the world extended their wishes to the people on the festival of lights.The Greek Embassy in India extended wishes to people on Diwali and also shared glimpses from…