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Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla Wishes Nation on Deepawali

New Delhi: On the eve of Deepawali, Lok Sabha Speaker Shri Om Birla extended his heartfelt greetings to citizens across India. Emphasizing the cultural and spiritual significance of the festival, he urged everyone to uphold values of righteousness, unity, and goodwill while celebrating the Festival of Lights.

Deepawali: A Festival of Light and Values

Shri Birla highlighted that Deepawali is more than just lighting lamps; it symbolizes the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair. He noted that the ideals set by Lord Shri Ram—values, righteousness, and dharma—serve as guiding principles for society.

He urged citizens to not only celebrate joy but also share it with others, fostering a spirit of generosity, compassion, and inclusivity. “Let us take a pledge on this sacred festival to strengthen unity, brotherhood, mutual trust, and equality in our society,” he said.

Wishes for All Sections of Society

Shri Birla’s message emphasized holistic well-being and prosperity. He expressed hope that farmers and workers are empowered, the business community flourishes, and youth remain energetic, self-reliant, and committed to national development. The Speaker prayed for Goddess Lakshmi to bless citizens with happiness and prosperity, Goddess Saraswati to bestow knowledge and wisdom, and Lord Ganesha to remove obstacles from everyone’s path.

Upcoming Festivities

Alongside Deepawali, Shri Birla also extended best wishes for the upcoming festivals of Govardhan Puja and Bhai Dooj. He encouraged citizens to embrace the festive season with a sense of social responsibility, celebrating not just personal joy but also collective harmony and progress.

Message of Unity and Development

Through his Deepawali greetings, Shri Birla reinforced the importance of upholding cultural values while striving for societal development. He called for strengthening mutual trust, equality, and national progress, reminding citizens that the festival serves as an opportunity to reflect on personal and communal growth.

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