US President Biden to celebrate Diwali with Indian Americans at White House

President Joe Biden would celebrate Diwali at the White House Monday evening along with a large number of Indian Americans from across the country. Continuing a tradition from previous years, the President will light a Diya lamp in the Blue Room before his remarks, the White House said. After this he would deliver remarks before a gathering of Indian Americans, for whom he is hosting a reception. This would be President Biden's last Diwali reception at the White House as he is not running for the presidential election. Among the President's introductions will be a video message from Sunita Suni Williams, a decorated NASA astronaut and retired Navy Captain. She recorded a video greeting from the International Space Station, where she took over as Commander in September, the White House said. Suni is a practising Hindu and has previously sent Diwali greetings from the ISS to people across the globe. She has also brought multiple Indian/Hindu cultural itemsincluding samosas and copie

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President Joe Biden would celebrate Diwali at the White House Monday evening along with a large number of Indian Americans from across the country. Continuing a tradition from previous years, the President will light a Diya lamp in the Blue Room before his remarks, the White House said. After this he would deliver remarks before a gathering of Indian Americans, for whom he is hosting a reception. This would be President Biden's last Diwali reception at the White House as he is not running for the presidential election. Among the President's introductions will be a video message from Sunita Suni Williams, a decorated NASA astronaut and retired Navy Captain. She recorded a video greeting from the International Space Station, where she took over as Commander in September, the White House said. Suni is a practising Hindu and has previously sent Diwali greetings from the ISS to people across the globe. She has also brought multiple Indian/Hindu cultural itemsincluding samosas and copie