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| Let Diwali become the new light of a developed and prosperous India | | | | Lalit Gargg
Diwali is not merely a festival celebrating the victory of light over darkness; it is an opportunity to awaken the dormant consciousness within us, to give direction to a life that may have lost its way, and to reassess our values at the present stage of civilisation. Today, India is moving rapidly on the path of becoming a developed, prosperous, capable and self-reliant nation. The world is looking at India with renewed confidence because of its economic strength, technological capabilities, cultural heritage and spiritual vision. At such a time, the lamp of Diwali should not remain confined to the doorstep of our homes; it must also illuminate the vast sky of our national c | |
| | | | Diwali is not just a festival; It is a celebration of togetherness: Where loved ones are, there is Diwali | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
Diwali is one of the most cherished festivals of Indian culture. The very mention of Diwali fills our hearts with light, happiness, sweetness, love and a sense of belonging. Generally, Diwali is associated with lighting lamps, decorating homes, distributing sweets and bursting crackers. However, its real beauty goes far beyond these outward celebrations. Diwali is essentially a festival of meeting family members, relatives, friends and loved ones, sitting together and sharing happiness.
The greatest wealth in our lives is our loved ones. Money, big houses, expensive clothes and magnificent decorations may provide temporary happiness, but true peace of mind comes from the | |
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