‎Hoang Thi Thu Trang from Vietnam said celebrating Diwali with students from different

‎Hoang Thi Thu Trang from Vietnam said celebrating Diwali with students from different

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‎Hoang Thi Thu Trang from Vietnam said celebrating Diwali with students from different

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International students of LU International students of LU International students of LU LU DIWALI International students of LU International students of LU International students of LU LU DIWALI Lucknow: Around 400 international students from nearly 50 countries celebrated Diwali at Lucknow University during ‘Deepotsav 2026’, organised jointly by Acharya Narendra Dev International Boys’ Hostel and Birbal Sahni Girls’ Hostel on Wednesday. ‎“Diwali is a celebration of togetherness that transcends cultural boundaries, and it is heartening to see international students embrace Indian traditions and celebrate with enthusiasm,” said LU vice-chancellor Prof J P Saini, adding, “Such occasions foster friendship, mutual understanding and global harmony while allowing students to experience India’s rich cultural heritage.” ‎‎For students away from home, the celebrations offered an opportunity to experience Indian traditions and festive warmth. “Lighting diyas, performing puja and celebrating with friends from different countries makes us feel connected and welcomed,” said Kwanjira Duphor from Thailand. ‎Hoang Thi Thu Trang from Vietnam said celebrating Diwali with students from different countries gave her a sense of belonging despite being far from home. ‎“The diyas, decorations and festive atmosphere make the university feel like a home away from home,” said Tilak Timsina from Bhutan. ‎Shekeib Lodin from Afghanistan said sharing sweets and festive moments made the occasion special, while Maryam Osman from Sudan described the lights and prayers as a memorable experience. ‎The celebrations brought together students from Thailand, Vietnam, Bhutan, Afghanistan, Sudan, Bangladesh, Laos, Palestine and Uganda, among others, as they experienced Diwali through rituals, festivities and shared moments. Download the TOI App.

‎Hoang Thi Thu Trang from Vietnam said celebrating Diwali with students from different
‎Hoang Thi Thu Trang from Vietnam said celebrating Diwali with students from different

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