Diwali is one of the most important holidays in India, and the joyful mood has spread together all way around the world. For the first occasion, the One World Trade Center in New York was decorated with Diwali-themed graphics. The animation began on November 2 at 6 p.m. and ran till November 4. The Diwali ceremony even included a fantastic fireworks show, which was witnessed by people from throughout the city.
On the festival of Diwali, the metropolis of New York in the United States was lighted. A magnificent firework show illuminates the sky over the historic Hudson River. Furthermore, for the first year, Diwali-themed graphics graced One World Trade Center from November 2nd to 4th as part of the South Asian Engagement Foundation‘s (SAEF) first #AllAmericanDiwali in New York City. “During #Diwali, the festival of lights — a festival that Is celebrated and by adherents of many religions throughout the world — clay lanterns are lighted to symbolise the victory of good over evil,” the United Nations stated.
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According to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, “#Diwali greetings. Best greetings to everyone who is celebrating, “via Twitter For the first time this year, the One World Trade Center was illuminated with Diwali-themed animation in commemoration of the holiday, which was coordinated by the South Asian Engagement Foundation, coupled with a live-streamed firework spectacular on the Hudson River. “There is no better emblem of the victory of resiliency than the World Trade Center,” said Rahul Walia, Founding Trustee of South Asian Engagement Foundation, in a release.
“We are incredibly fortunate to partner with The Durst Organization to communicate this message to everybody.” “We are delighted that the first yearly All-American Diwali is devoted to New York City police personnel. As a law enforcement officer of Indian descent, I’m very happy to see the One World Trade Center illuminated for this celebration, as a sign of our city’s lasting spirit.”Det. Annand Narayan, President of the New York Police Department Desi.
