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Trump extends wishes on Diwali, calls it a ‘timeless reminder of light’s victory over darkness’

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On Sunday, President Donald Trump sent a warm message to Americans celebrating Diwali, calling it “a timeless reminder of light’s victory over darkness.” In a short note, Trump wished everyone who observes the Festival of Lights “best wishes” and said that the holiday brings families together, spreads hope, and reminds us that good beats evil. He added that he hopes Diwali brings “serenity, prosperity, hope, and peace” to all those who celebrate.

Trump’s message follows a wave of Diwali greetings from top U.S. officials and lawmakers. FBI Director Kash Patel, the agency’s first Indian‑American head, posted on X, wishing a “Happy Diwali” to people worldwide and noting that the celebration symbolizes good’s triumph. Patel’s appointment, marked by his oath on a Bhagavad Gita, was a proud moment for the Indian‑American community.

Republican figures also shared their wishes. Vivek Ramaswamy, a GOP candidate for Ohio’s governorship, posted “Happy Diwali! May the light prevail over darkness.” Texas Governor Greg Abbot hosted a Diwali gathering at his mansion in Austin, welcoming India’s Consul General in Houston, Manjunath. The consulate thanked Abbott for “spreading the spirit of light, unity, and togetherness” with the Indo‑American community.

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Across the country, lawmakers honored the festival as well. Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna and Republican Congressman Pete Sessions sent Diwali greetings, while Republican Brian Fitzpatrick and Democrat Suzan DelBene joined community celebrations.

Diwali, also called the Festival of Lights, is a major celebration for Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists around the world. It is marked by lighting diyas and lanterns, sharing sweets, and gathering with loved ones. The holiday’s message of light over darkness resonates with people everywhere, including the large Indian diaspora in the United States.

Source: ianslive


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