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President extends greetings on eve of Parsi New Year

By IANS | Updated: August 15, 2020 20:20 IST

New Delhi, Aug 15 President Ram Nath Kovind has extended his greetings on the eve of the Parsi ...

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New Delhi, Aug 15 President Ram Nath Kovind has extended his greetings on the eve of the Parsi New Year to all Ind, particularly the Parsi community.

"New Year's Day is an occasion of devotion, enthusiasm and celebration for the Parsi Community. This festival also gives us the message of extending our helping hand towards the needy and maintaining cleanliness in our homes, workplaces and neighbourhood. The contribution of the Parsi community in nation-building and development is a matter of inspiration and pride for all of us," said the President in his message.

He called it a festival that is based on the ideals of goodness in thoughts, words and deeds. The President wished it inspires all Ind to "imbibe positivity" and to keep progressing in social life through "mutual harmony".

( With inputs from IANS )

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