New Delhi: In honor of Diwali, leaders and diplomats from across the globe have sent their sincere greetings to India, emphasizing the sense of togetherness and cultural respect that the festival of lights embodies.
Through personal notes and official social media posts, Ambassadors and High Commissioners have shared their well wishes, highlighting the global importance of this esteemed Indian festival.
The Norwegian Ambassador to India, May-Elin Stener, also shared Diwali greetings in both Hindi and English, posting, "From all of us @norwayinindia #HappyDiwali2024 Best wishes of Diwal to everyone."
The Russian Ambassador, Denis Alipov, expressed his warmest greetings in Hindi, saying, "On this special day of Diwali, I extend my warmest greetings to my Indian friends and wish them joy and prosperity. Happy Diwali."
The Ambassador of Russia to India, Denis Alipov, also sent his greetings in Hindi, stating, "On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, I extend my warmest greetings to my Indian friends and wish them joy and prosperity from the heart. Happy Diwali."
Australia's Ambassador to India and Ambassador to Bhutan, Philip Green, participated in the Diwali celebrations by posting on social media, saying, "Best wishes to everyone on the festival of Diwali. Light, joy, and lots of dancing! This is how the Australian High Commission family comes together for our annual #Diwali celebration. Sharing some glimpses from our Festival of Lights.
Japanese Ambassador to India ONO Keiichi sent his greetings, writing, "Happy Deepawali to you, May the divine light guide us to health, happiness, and prosperity."
The British High Commission in India shared Diwali wishes with a touching post on social media, saying, "The memories we create with our loved ones, the vibrant colors of our rangolis, the warmth of the #Diwali diyas -- the meaning of the festival of lights goes beyond India. A very Happy Diwali to everyone celebrating. "
The Israeli embassy in India also shared a video of their Diwali celebration, expressing their wishes, "Happy Diwali. As we celebrate the festival of lights -- the triumph of good over evil and the return of Lord Ram -- we light diyas together against all forms of darkness. May these lights bring hope for a brighter future and the safe return of our loved ones."
Diwali in 2024 is being observed on October 31 in India and by many around the world.
