New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday took to Twitter to share the link of a special page for exchanging Diwali wishes with people.
"Many friends are sending Diwali wishes. My thanks to them. Do visit this specially created page," he tweeted.
In another tweet, the prime minister said people could send their special e-greetings on Diwali online. "Diwali is here! Send these special e-greetings and share the happiness and brightness of this festive season," he tweeted.
"Many friends are sending Diwali wishes. My thanks to them. Do visit this specially created page," he tweeted.
In another tweet, the prime minister said people could send their special e-greetings on Diwali online. "Diwali is here! Send these special e-greetings and share the happiness and brightness of this festive season," he tweeted.
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