Published 18:04 IST, October 25th 2019
Dubai police play Indian national anthem during Diwali celebrations
This year, Indian festivities were also seen in the United Arab Emirates on October 24 where the Indian national anthem was played by the Dubai police band
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As the festival of lights is right around the corner, celebrations can be spotted worldwide. This year, the Indian festive spirit was also seen in the United Arab Emirates on October 24, where the Indian national anthem was played by the Dubai police band. An Indian in UAE shared the video of the event on Twitter stating he felt proud. In addition to that, there were also glimpses of dazzling fireworks along with a Hathi laser show at festival city in Dubai. The city-wide celebrations included diya-lighting ceremony, Bollywood dance performances, and festive markets.
The beginning of the Diwali celebrations in Dubai 24.10.19 at festival city with Indian national Anthem played by Dubai police band. Feel proud🙏 pic.twitter.com/8GF49g73e1
— Dr.Chandra Sekhar Khuntia (@drkhuntia21) October 25, 2019
The beginning of the Diwali💥celebrations in Dubai 24.10💥 pic.twitter.com/cRU1SYAzAR
— Dr.Chandra Sekhar Khuntia (@drkhuntia21) October 25, 2019
Diwali in Dubai
Jitendra Singh, the Union Minister of State for Development of North Eastern region also shared the video of the event which was organized by Dubai tourism along with the Indian Consulate in Dubai. The laser show was displayed on the musical fountains and special fireworks. Indians in UAE also posted pictures of the Dubai markets which displayed all the necessary items for Diwali decorations, including our idols. The Vice President and Prime Minister of UAE, Sheikh Abdullah also wished all the Indians in UAE a 'Happy Diwali' and also called it a 'truly joyful festival'.
#Dubai dazzled thousands who gathered to witness the #Diwali celebrations with special fireworks and the fascinating Hathi’s laser show displayed on dancing fountains. Organized by Dubai tourism and the Indian Consulate in Dubai. pic.twitter.com/XkiQWsVULM
— Dr Jitendra Singh (@DrJitendraSingh) October 25, 2019
Visiting the temple street in one of the oldest parts of Dubai is always a pleasure. The little shops lining the narrow lanes sell everything you need for #Dhanteras and #Diwali pujas- everything except crackers (which is such a blessing - no noise and air pollution here.) pic.twitter.com/qFI3nDM5Io
— Chandana Roy (@chandanaroy24) October 25, 2019
To all who are celebrating Diwali, let me wish them, on behalf of the people and residents of UAE, a truly joyful festival.
— HH Sheikh Mohammed (@HHShkMohd) October 24, 2019
May the light from the festivities around the world shine a blessing of love and hope on us all.
16:36 IST, October 25th 2019