By Admin 
A historical festival of lights is being organized on Saturday (18 October) on the duty path of Delhi. During this period, 1 lakh 51 thousand lamps will be lit. The grand drone show, Ram Katha and cultural presentations along with the twinkling of these lamps will make this festival even more memorable. The people of Delhi and the countrymen will witness this historic moment. Delhi CM Rekha Gupta has also invited people connecting it with faith and Sanatan tradition to participate in it.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta wrote on social media platform This event is the cultural awakening of our Hindu festivals, it is a moment of renaissance of faith, self-respect and Sanatan tradition. Come, let us witness this historic moment.
On duty from 6 pm today…
Delhi is celebrating its first divine “Deepotsav” with a grand array of 1 lakh 51 thousand lamps, Ram Katha, drone show and cultural performances.
This event is the cultural awakening of our Hindu festivals, it is the moment of renaissance of faith, self-respect and Sanatan tradition… pic.twitter.com/8NSi7Kg4Qd
— Rekha Gupta (@gupta_rekha) October 18, 2025
Cultural presentations at Deepotsav on the path of duty
Delhi CM also said, “When Lord Shri Ram returned to Ayodhya, the entire earth was illuminated with lamps. And when Ram Lalla sat in his grand temple, India recognized its soul again. The same consciousness, the same arrival of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya is going to descend on the path of duty in Delhi.
Delhi’s Diwali should be felt – Rekha Gupta
The Chief Minister said, “Delhi’s Diwali is the Diwali of the country’s capital and it should be celebrated, seen and felt. When a Sanatani government comes to power, its grandeur and divinity are unmatched. Today everyone in Delhi, be it youth, children, women or elders, is happy. They celebrate Diwali because Prime Minister Modi has saved in GST.
Delhi will witness grandeur and divinity- Rekha Gupta
He said, “Delhi government’s GST credit, permits for firecrackers, preparations for Chhath at Chhath Ghat and event management for the youth. These are all such festivals which Delhi has missed over the years but not now. Now Delhi will live openly, celebrate its festivals with joy and express its happiness. When lakhs of lamps will be lit on the Path of Duty, Delhi will witness grandeur and divinity. May this light always illuminate Delhi and our country.”