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On Sunday 12th November, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Lepcha, Himachal Pradesh, to mark Diwali in the company of our courageous security forces. Sharing images on X, previously known as Twitter, PM Modi expressed his joy at celebrating the festival with the soldiers.

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00:00 PM Modi marked the joyous occasion of Diwali by visiting Lepcha in Himachal Pradesh to
00:06 celebrate the country's brave security forces.
00:09 Decked in a camouflaged jacket, PM Modi spent quality time by interacting with the personnel
00:14 continuing a tradition he started in 2014 after assuming office.
00:18 This year's celebration in Himachal Pradesh adds to a series of remarkable Diwali engagements
00:22 with the armed forces that have become an yearly ritual for the Prime Minister.
00:27 In 2014, PM Modi made a surprise visit to the Siachen Glacier, extending Diwali greetings
00:33 to the jawans and officers serving in one of the world's highest and most challenging
00:37 battlefields.
00:38 Subsequent years have witnessed PM Modi visiting war memorials in Punjab, interacting with
00:43 ITBP and Indian Army personnel in Himachal Pradesh's Sumdo and celebrating with BSF and
00:47 Army jawans in Gurez Valley near the LOC in Jammu Kashmir.
00:51 The tradition continued as PM Modi celebrated Diwali in diverse locations including Harsil,
00:56 Uttarakhand and the Naushera sector of the LOC in Jammu Kashmir.
01:00 Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic in 2020, PM Modi travelled to Rajasthan to
01:04 meet Army personnels in Longewala, boosting morale following the Galwan Valley clash.
01:09 Last year, he visited Kargil to interact with Indian Army personnel, maintaining a steadfast
01:13 commitment to celebrate Diwali with the soldiers.
01:16 Each visit involves personal interactions, boosting morale and honouring the sacrifices
01:20 of the armed forces, reflecting the Prime Minister's deep respect for the service of
01:24 the nation.
01:25 Earlier on the same day, PM Modi extended Diwali wishes to the nation, emphasising the
01:30 festival's significance as a symbol of light's triumph over darkness and good prevailing
01:34 over evil.
01:35 This Diwali marks the ninth consecutive year that the Prime Minister has celebrated the
01:39 festival with the soldiers, underscoring his unwavering commitment to recognising and appreciating
01:44 the dedication and sacrifices of the armed forces.
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