US lawmakers to introduce a bill to make Diwali federal Holiday in America

Actually, a bill to declare Diwali as a federal holiday will be introduced in front of the US Congress on Wednesday on behalf of US Congress member Carolyn Maloney.

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Published on: 2 Nov 2021 7:04 AM GMT
US lawmakers to introduce a bill to make Diwali federal Holiday in America
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New Delhi: Indians living in America are going to get a big gift soon. If possible, Diwali can be declared an administrative holiday in America, this announcement means a lot to Indians. However, recognition of Diwali as an administrative holiday depends on the bill being introduced on Wednesday.

Diwali in America:

Actually, a bill to declare Diwali as a federal holiday will be introduced in front of the US Congress on Wednesday on behalf of US Congress member Carolyn Maloney. Along with members of the Democrat Congress, members of the India Caucus, Congress members, Raja Krishnamurthy and other advocates will also join the support of this bill, which will be introduced on Wednesday.


If this bill is approved, Indians living in the US will get a chance to celebrate Diwali and the cultural heritage of Indian Americans will also be respected. As soon as the bill is approved, many offices in the US will have a holiday on Diwali.

US Congressman Carolyn Maloney has been active with Indian advocates for a long time. He had got a postage stamp issued to honor the Indian festival of Diwali, this stamp is in circulation since 2016.

If this bill is approved, then Indians living in America will get Diwali holiday. At the same time, there will be a holiday in many offices of America on the day of Diwali. It will be a matter of pride for Indians that they will get a holiday in America for Diwali. This thing has made all Indians proud. All Indians living in America are very happy with this news. Now it has to be seen what decision comes on Wednesday. If the holiday is approved, then US government offices will also be closed.

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