'Have a great Diwali': PM Modi extends wishes

Listen to this article in summarized format Listen Loading... × × Subscribe to Unlock AI Briefing and Premium Content New Year Offer 24 Hours Left Subscribe Now Already a member? Sign In What's Included Exclusive Stories Daily ePaper Access Smart Market Tools Curated Investment Ideas Ad-lite Experience Subscription Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday extended Diwali greetings to people across the country, saying the festival celebrates the commitment to stand against evil. He also said he would visit soldiers this Diwali, continuing his annual tradition of celebrating the festival with security personnel. In a video message posted on X, Modi said, "The entire country is lit up with lights" as people celebrate Diwali. He described the festival as a symbol of the country's commitment against evil and wished everyone a happy Diwali. Also Read: Remain vigilant during Diwali, Kali Puja: Suvendu tells Kolkata Police after Chorbagan tragedy "May you have a prosperous time ahead," he said, adding that he celebrates the festival with great enthusiasm. — narendramodi (@narendramodi) Add as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel ) In Video: PM Modi extends Diwali greetings to nation, says 'will continue tradition to celebrate with jawans' Read More News on Prime Minister Narendra Modi Diwali greetings Modi visits soldiers Diwali Diwali message from Narendra Modi Diwali festival celebration 2023 celebrating Diwali with security personnel India Diwali lights celebration Indian Government narendra modi (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel ) Read More News on Prime Minister Narendra Modi Diwali greetings Modi visits soldiers Diwali Diwali message from Narendra Modi Diwali festival celebration 2023 celebrating Diwali with security personnel India Diwali lights celebration Indian Government narendra modi Prime Exclusives Investment Ideas Stock Report Plus ePaper Wealth Edition Junk bonds are cracking at the bottom. Will the noise get loud enough to make ‘junk bond’ a household term again? PNG connections rise half a million, but how many use piped gas for cooking? Some elections matter more than you know: No crop changed in the fields, yet sugar, coffee and soya got cheaper in a day You can buy a walkie-talkie online. But can you legally use it? KYB and KYC: Quick commerce, the Damani premium and what DMart must deliver – 3rd and concluding part KYC and KYB: Inside Damani’s DMart, the retail chain for the middle class. And stock for the long term? – Part 2 of 3 1 2 3 View all Stories