By Admin 
On the occasion of Diwali, Delhi was seen decorated like a bride. From houses, shops to temples, streets and neighborhoods, everything was seen glowing with colorful lights and lamps. This time the festival of Diwali has been celebrated with great pomp in the national capital. CM Rekha Gupta wished Diwali to the people of the state.
During the festival, crowds of people have gathered in temples to offer prayers. From children to adults, everyone was seen celebrating Diwali with enthusiasm. On the other hand, people have also bought sweets in abundance at shops decorated with sweets. Children have also burst crackers in abundance this time.
Mani Diwali with pomp and show of worship
On the occasion of Diwali, people of Delhi decorated their homes and streets with lamps and different types of fancy lights. On the other hand, they were also seen worshiping God in temples. Everyone was seen congratulating each other on Diwali.
People have celebrated this festival with enthusiasm. Crowds of devotees were seen at the main places of Delhi – Shri Gauri Shankar Temple, Gurudwara Shishganj Sahib, Kalkaji Temple.
CM Rekha Gupta congratulated the people of Delhi
CM Rekha Gupta has congratulated the people of Delhi on Diwali by tweeting on the social media platform ‘X’. CM wished everyone through video message. CM wrote in the tweet- ‘Heartiest wishes for Diwali. May this holy festival flow an immortal stream of happiness, prosperity and Riddhi-Siddhi in your life.
happy Diwali.
May this holy festival flow an immortal stream of happiness, prosperity and Riddhi-Siddhi in your life. May happiness, affection and good fortune reside permanently in your home and courtyard.
May every day be auspicious, may every endeavor be successful and may life always be filled with peace, love and progress.
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— Rekha Gupta (@gupta_rekha) October 20, 2025
May happiness, affection and good fortune reside permanently in your home and courtyard. May every day be auspicious, may every effort be successful and may there always be peace, love and progress in life. May the blessings of Mother Lakshmi, Lord Shri Ram and Mother Sita illuminate your lives.
These areas of Delhi also appeared drenched in lights
Famous places of the capital were illuminated with colorful lights and lamps. This Diwali, entire Delhi was decorated like a bride. Grand laser lights were installed at important places of the city – Red Fort, India Gate, Shri Gauri Shankar Temple, Gurudwara Shishganj Sahib, Connaught Palace.
On the occasion of Diwali, people visited these major places and enjoyed everything from drone shows to huge fireworks. With this, everything from markets, shops, houses appeared decorated.
India Gate illuminated with drone show
A grand scene was also seen at India Gate on the festival of Diwali. On this grand occasion, a wonderful display of Ram Katha was done through a drone show. The entire atmosphere of the show appeared devotional.
In this drone show, the journey of Lord Shri Ram from his exile to the killing of Ravana and then his return to Ayodhya was presented through colorful lights. The audience seemed mesmerized by this unique scene. Thousands of people present captured this emotional scene in their cameras.
Delhi lit up with earthen lamps
Tourist places and temples of the national capital have been illuminated with lights. For the first time, Delhi was illuminated with 1.51 lakh lamps. On the occasion of Diwali, a grand program of Deepotsav was organized in Delhi.
This event was inaugurated by CM Rekha Gupta. CM started the program by lighting the lamp. During this, the duty path was illuminated by lighting earthen lamps. Similarly, India Gate, Shri Gauri Shankar Temple, Gurudwara Shishganj Sahib and Red Fort were illuminated with grand lights.
For the first time, on the occasion of Deepotsav, the duty path in the national capital was decorated with earthen lamps. The entire area appeared drenched in the light of lamps. A large number of people were seen present in this event. During this, the area echoed with slogans of ‘Jai Shri Ram’. CM Rekha Gupta congratulated everyone on Diwali on this wonderful event.