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USA: Legislation introduced to declare Diwali as federal holiday

“USA: Legislation introduced to declare Diwali as federal holiday”, Organiser, May 27, 2023:

“On May 27, 2023, a prominent American lawmaker introduced a bill in the US Congress to declare Diwali, the festival of lights, a federal holiday, a move welcomed by different communities nationwide.

“Diwali is one of the most important festivals and days for billions of people across the globe and for countless families in Queens, New York and the United States of America,” Congresswoman Grace Meng told reporters during a virtual news conference soon after the decision was introduced in the House of Representatives.

“Diwali celebrations are a wonderful time here in Queens, and each year, it is easy to see just how important this day is to so many people. America’s strength is derived from the diverse experiences,cultures and committees that make up this nation,” she said…..”

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