Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Diwali greetings to the nation encapsulated the spirit of unity and national resolve. In a post on social media, Modi described the festival of lights as a symbol of the collective resolve to uproot darkness. 'दिवाली के पावन पर्व पर पूरा देश रोशनी से जगमगा रहा है. प्रकाश का ये पर्व अंधकार के खिलाफ हमारे संकल्प का परिचय है.' (The entire country sparkles with the festival of lights. This festival of light is a symbol of our resolve against darkness.) His message resonated with the people, emphasizing the importance of unity and the spirit of the festival.
Modi's tradition of celebrating Diwali with soldiers dates back to 2014. This year, he extended his greetings to the nation and specifically to the armed forces. 'Diwali festival wishes to all!' he wrote. This year, he plans to continue his practice of visiting military locations on Diwali, marking the festival with troops in various locations. This tradition not only strengthens the bond between the government and the military but also highlights the importance of service and sacrifice.
On November 7, 2026, Modi shared a special Diwali video on social media. The video featured a child singing a devotional song in Kannada, praising Lord Ganesha as the remover of obstacles and giver of wisdom. The message was clear: the festival of lights is not just about personal celebration but also about collective devotion and the removal of obstacles in the path of progress.
5 kilometers long and will feature seven stations, including IIIT and Jayadeva Hospital.
As part of his Diwali celebrations, Modi is scheduled to visit Karnataka on November 13, 2026. His visit will be marked by significant events, including the launch of the extended Pink Line of the Namma Metro in Bengaluru. The metro line, which will travel from Kalyan Nagar to Thavarekere, is approximately 7.5 kilometers long and will feature seven stations, including IIIT and Jayadeva Hospital. This extension is part of the government's ongoing efforts to improve public transportation in the city and reduce traffic congestion.
During his visit to Mysuru, Modi will participate in various development project inaugurations and groundbreaking ceremonies. The city, known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance, will witness the Prime Minister's commitment to development and progress. The inauguration of new projects and the laying of the foundation stones for others will symbolize the government's dedication to improving the quality of life for the people of Karnataka.
To ensure a smooth and secure celebration, extensive preparations are underway. Security measures are being tightened, and traffic management plans are being put in place to ensure that the events proceed without any hitches. The government is working tirelessly to ensure that the festival of lights is celebrated with dignity and pride, reflecting the resolve of the nation against any form of darkness.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Diwali greetings and planned visits reflect the unity and resolve of the nation. From celebrating with soldiers to launching new metro lines and inaugurating development projects, the festival of lights is a symbol of hope and progress. As the nation prepares to light up for Diwali, the spirit of unity and collective resolve continues to shine bright, illuminating the path forward.
