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The National Council of Indian Culture's 40th annual Divali Nagar concluded last night with a celebration of Hindu culture, spirituality and the Indo-Trinidadian heritage.

Patrons were treated to a range of cultural and religious performances as the 2026 edition came to a close.
Dominic Ramroop reports.

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00:00Four decades after its inception, Diwali Nagar continues to showcase Hindu philosophy
00:05and Indo-Trinidadian culture while promoting understanding among the country's diverse
00:10communities. On its final night, patrons experienced a range of performances,
00:15beginning with traditional religious dances, to soulful performances,
00:57to soulful performances. The theatrical presentation of the Ramlila brought to life the story of Lord Rama.
01:15I have missed you. Oh my dear brother, a ship without a captain is just like a city without a
01:22king.
01:23And placing the crown together, Ayodhya Padirama Chandrake!
01:29The rhythms of the Tassa drums added to the night's celebrations.
01:48President of the NCIC, Suraj De Omangru, hailed the vision of the late Hans Hanuman Singh,
01:53who came up with the idea of the famed showcase. He also offered a message of wisdom.
01:58As I bring Diwali Nagar to a close, may the light of Diwali continue to guide us,
02:03with Viveka in the choices we make, and colour in the ways we create, express and inspire.
02:10As the clock ticked past midnight, those present welcomed Diwali 2026 with a powerful tribute
02:16through dance to the goddess Durga. Dominic Ramroup, TV6 News.
02:20!!!
02:21Wow There today, baby, one day a capital!
02:23To beaculously.
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