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US Capitol Celebrates Diwali In First Post-Election Event
More than two dozen lawmakers and eminent Indian Americans celebrated Diwali at the Capitol, the first major event at the US Congress after last week's presidential elections.
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Watch: US Vice-President Kamala Harris Celebrates Diwali In Washington
In a tweeted video, the US Vice-President and her husband can be seen enjoying the occasion with sparklers in their hands
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Bollywood Dance Show, Indian Dishes Likely In Trump's Diwali Bash Tonight
Diwali celebrations have started in the United States from the iconic Times Square in New York, with the US Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump celebrating the festival of lights at their residences on Friday.
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Biden To Celebrate Diwali In White House On October 24
US President Joe Biden plans to celebrate Diwali at the White House on October 24 while his predecessor Donald Trump is working on celebrating the festival of lights at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida on October 21.
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"Saal Mubarak, Best Wishes": Joe Biden, Kamala Harris On Diwali
US President-elect Joe Biden last night tweeted Diwali greetings as millions celebrated the festival of lights across the world. His post comes a week after Donald Trump lost the bid for a second straight term in the bitterly fought race to the White House that kept the world on the edge for nearly a week.
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US President Donald Trump Extends Diwali Wishes From White House
US President Donald Trump along with his wife Melania Trump today extended Diwali wishes to those celebrating the festival of lights around the world.
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"Diwali In America An Important Reminder Of Religious Liberty," Says Donald Trump
Sending Diwali greetings to Hindus, Jains, Sikhs and Buddhists, President Donald Trump on Friday said that the observance of the festival of lights throughout America is an important reminder of the significance of the country's core tenets - religious liberty.
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Diwali 2019: US President Donald Trump To Celebrate His 3rd Diwali At The White House On Thursday
US President Donald Trump will celebrate Diwali at the White House on Thursday, three days ahead of the formal celebrations of the festival of lights in India. This would be President Trump's third Diwali celebrations at the White House, a tradition that began with his predecessor Barack Obama in 2009.
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Six-Foot Statue, Garlands: Telangana Man's Tribute To Trump On Birthday
US President Donald Trump has often spoken of his love for India. As he celebrated Diwali with members of the Indian-American community last year, he had said, "The US has deep ties with India. I'm honored to host this beautiful ceremony at the White House with very special people." Never would he have thought that back India, a man would worship h...
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"PM Modi Is My Friend And Now Ivanka's": Trump At Diwali Celebrations
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he is "grateful" for his friendship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he celebrated Diwali in the White House along with top Indian-Americans and described India as "very good negotiators".
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India "Best" Trade Negotiators: Trump At White House Diwali Celebrations
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he is "grateful" for his friendship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he celebrated Diwali in the White House along with top Indian-Americans and described India as "very good negotiators".
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From Ivanka Trump - Diwali Greetings And A Message Ahead Of India Visit
US President Donald Trump's entrepreneur daughter Ivanka, who joined him in Tuesday's Diwali celebrations at the White House, also took to Twitter to wish Indians across the globe a joyous Diwali. Her "Saal Mubarak" greeting was accompanied by a reminder that she will be in India next month for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES).
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Donald Trump Celebrates Diwali, Says Value My 'Very Strong' Relationship With PM Modi
Donald Trump celebrated Diwali on Wednesday in the Oval Office of the White House along with senior Indian-American members of the administration, including Nikki Haley, Seema Verma and community leaders. While expressing his appreciation for Indians, the US President said he values his 'very strong' relationship with Prime Minister Modi.
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Donald Trump's Daughter-In-Law Celebrates Diwali At Hindu Temple
Donald Trump's daughter-in-law celebrated Diwali at a Hindu temple in the key swing state of Virginia as a part of the Republican presidential nominee's efforts to reach out to the Indian-American community.
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Donald Trump's Daughter, Ivanka, To Celebrate Diwali At Hindu Temple
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's daughter will celebrate the Diwali festival at a Hindu temple in the crucial swing state of Virginia with the members of the Indian-American community, who have traditionally supported the Democratic party in the US elections.
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US Capitol Celebrates Diwali In First Post-Election Event
More than two dozen lawmakers and eminent Indian Americans celebrated Diwali at the Capitol, the first major event at the US Congress after last week's presidential elections.
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Watch: US Vice-President Kamala Harris Celebrates Diwali In Washington
In a tweeted video, the US Vice-President and her husband can be seen enjoying the occasion with sparklers in their hands
-
Bollywood Dance Show, Indian Dishes Likely In Trump's Diwali Bash Tonight
Diwali celebrations have started in the United States from the iconic Times Square in New York, with the US Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump celebrating the festival of lights at their residences on Friday.
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Biden To Celebrate Diwali In White House On October 24
US President Joe Biden plans to celebrate Diwali at the White House on October 24 while his predecessor Donald Trump is working on celebrating the festival of lights at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida on October 21.
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"Saal Mubarak, Best Wishes": Joe Biden, Kamala Harris On Diwali
US President-elect Joe Biden last night tweeted Diwali greetings as millions celebrated the festival of lights across the world. His post comes a week after Donald Trump lost the bid for a second straight term in the bitterly fought race to the White House that kept the world on the edge for nearly a week.
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US President Donald Trump Extends Diwali Wishes From White House
US President Donald Trump along with his wife Melania Trump today extended Diwali wishes to those celebrating the festival of lights around the world.
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"Diwali In America An Important Reminder Of Religious Liberty," Says Donald Trump
Sending Diwali greetings to Hindus, Jains, Sikhs and Buddhists, President Donald Trump on Friday said that the observance of the festival of lights throughout America is an important reminder of the significance of the country's core tenets - religious liberty.
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Diwali 2019: US President Donald Trump To Celebrate His 3rd Diwali At The White House On Thursday
US President Donald Trump will celebrate Diwali at the White House on Thursday, three days ahead of the formal celebrations of the festival of lights in India. This would be President Trump's third Diwali celebrations at the White House, a tradition that began with his predecessor Barack Obama in 2009.
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Six-Foot Statue, Garlands: Telangana Man's Tribute To Trump On Birthday
US President Donald Trump has often spoken of his love for India. As he celebrated Diwali with members of the Indian-American community last year, he had said, "The US has deep ties with India. I'm honored to host this beautiful ceremony at the White House with very special people." Never would he have thought that back India, a man would worship h...
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"PM Modi Is My Friend And Now Ivanka's": Trump At Diwali Celebrations
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he is "grateful" for his friendship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he celebrated Diwali in the White House along with top Indian-Americans and described India as "very good negotiators".
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India "Best" Trade Negotiators: Trump At White House Diwali Celebrations
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he is "grateful" for his friendship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he celebrated Diwali in the White House along with top Indian-Americans and described India as "very good negotiators".
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From Ivanka Trump - Diwali Greetings And A Message Ahead Of India Visit
US President Donald Trump's entrepreneur daughter Ivanka, who joined him in Tuesday's Diwali celebrations at the White House, also took to Twitter to wish Indians across the globe a joyous Diwali. Her "Saal Mubarak" greeting was accompanied by a reminder that she will be in India next month for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES).
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Donald Trump Celebrates Diwali, Says Value My 'Very Strong' Relationship With PM Modi
Donald Trump celebrated Diwali on Wednesday in the Oval Office of the White House along with senior Indian-American members of the administration, including Nikki Haley, Seema Verma and community leaders. While expressing his appreciation for Indians, the US President said he values his 'very strong' relationship with Prime Minister Modi.
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Donald Trump's Daughter-In-Law Celebrates Diwali At Hindu Temple
Donald Trump's daughter-in-law celebrated Diwali at a Hindu temple in the key swing state of Virginia as a part of the Republican presidential nominee's efforts to reach out to the Indian-American community.
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Donald Trump's Daughter, Ivanka, To Celebrate Diwali At Hindu Temple
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's daughter will celebrate the Diwali festival at a Hindu temple in the crucial swing state of Virginia with the members of the Indian-American community, who have traditionally supported the Democratic party in the US elections.
