Prime Minister Narendra Modi today greeted devotees across the country on the four-day festival of Chhath. He tweeted and said that this great festival is starting with the sacred ritual of Nahay-Khay and he salutes and salutes all the fasting people.

Highlighting the importance of Chhath Mahaparva, the Prime Minister said that this festival is a symbol of simplicity and restraint. The scene seen on the ghats of Chhath inspires family and social harmony. He told that the ancient tradition of Chhath Puja has had a deep impact on our society and today this festival is celebrated as a great festival of culture in every corner of the world.

The four-day long festival of Chhath is starting from today with the sacred ritual of Nahay-Khay. My heartiest greetings to the devotees across the country including Bihar. My respect and salutations to all the fasting people!

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 25, 2025

PM Modi said this big thing

In his message, Prime Minister Modi expressed hope that Chhathi Maiya would give her blessings to everyone. He said that Chhath festival is a unique confluence of faith, worship and love for nature. In this, Arghya is offered to the setting and rising Sun God and various colors of nature are included in the Prasad. The songs and tunes of Chhath Puja present a wonderful image of devotion and nature.

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Prime Minister Modi mentioned, “It is my good fortune that just yesterday, I had the opportunity to go to Begusarai. Bihar Nightingale Sharda Sinha ji has a close relationship with Begusarai. Sharda Sinha ji and many folk artists of Bihar have added a different feeling to the celebration of Chhath through their songs.

I am fortunate that just yesterday, I got the opportunity to visit Begusarai. Bihar Nightingale Sharda Sinha ji has a close relationship with Begusarai. Sharda Sinha ji and many folk artists of Bihar have added a different feeling to the celebration of Chhath through their songs. pic.twitter.com/6P4iQnRL5X

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 25, 2025

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Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has greeted the Hindu community living in the country and around the world on the occasion of Diwali. He has written a tweet on social media platform X.

Taking to his official Twitter handle, he wrote, “Just as the lights of Diwali illuminate homes and hearts, may this festival dispel darkness, enhance harmony and guide us towards peace, compassion and shared prosperity.”

On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, I extend my heartfelt greetings to our Hindu community in Pakistan and around the world.

As homes and hearts are illuminated with the light of Diwali, may this festival dispel darkness, foster harmony, and guide us all toward a future of…

— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) October 20, 2025

Shahbaz Sharif made this appeal to the people

Shehbaz Sharif said that the spirit of Diwali, which inspires light over darkness, good over evil and hope over despair, strengthens our collective resolve to overcome challenges like intolerance and inequality in the society. The Prime Minister called upon all citizens to ensure that every person, regardless of religion or background, can live in peace and contribute to progress.

Diwali is being celebrated today all over the world

Today Diwali is being celebrated with great enthusiasm all over the world. This festival symbolizes the culture and religious traditions of India and gives the message of victory of light over darkness, good over evil. People are busy preparing by decorating their houses with lamps, rangoli and lights. There is a lot of activity in the markets too, sweets and firecrackers are being sold in abundance. There is an atmosphere of happiness and celebration everywhere.

On this auspicious day, people celebrate with their family and friends. Cleaning the house, performing puja and making traditional dishes like laddu-riwai are common. Lighting the sky with firecrackers is also a special part of Diwali. Diwali is not only a religious festival but also an important part of our social and cultural life. This festival gives the message of love, harmony and unity, which is important for the prosperity and progress of the country.

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