Best Diwali greetings & wishes 2022

 Diwali wishes

Just like the colors of rangoli, I hope this Diwali brings with it new smiles, undiscovered avenues, and happiness for you, Have a wonderful day.

Carry the light of Diwali with you, and remember it on your darker days this year.

Patakhon ki goonjo se aasman roshan ho, Diyon ki roshni se jhilmilata aangan ho. Diwali is approaching, and har taraf kushiyon ka mausam hai!

May the radiance of the glowing diyas give your life a special grandeur, and may the influence of Lord Ganesha bring you success and remove any conflict.

May the mantras' sound resonate in your ears.

I hope they bring you serenity and help you overcome your concerns.

Happy Diwali, my friend.

I wish you a heart full of eternal joys during the Diwali celebrations. May the Diwali celebrations bring you joy. I wish you a very Happy Diwali.

May your life be filled with joy, glory, prosperity, and smiles, and may the Diwali celebrations never come to a stop for you. I hope you have a happy Diwali.

Is Diwali, Maa Lakshmi's birthday, and a person's poor parivar being bani rahe. And sada anand and ullas ka vaas ho aapke jeevan. Shubh kamnayein, Dheron.

May Goddess Lakshmi purge all the bad things from your life this Diwali. May you be blessed with joy, peace, prosperity, and good fortune. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Diwali.

May Goddess Lakshmi take away all of your problems this Diwali. May you be blessed with joy, health, prosperity, and riches.

Indian airforce day 2022

 HAPPY  INDIAN  AIRFORCE DAY

The day of October 8 is proudly observed by Indians as a day of remembrance for the valiant airmen of the Indian Air Force (IAF), who ceaselessly defend the country by securing the Indian airspace and carrying out rescue operations during natural disasters. The Commander-in-Chief of the IAF is the President of India.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) celebrates its 90th birthday this year.

Indian Air Force's beginnings

The former British government founded the Indian Air Force in a formal capacity on October 8, 1932. In 1933, six RAF-trained officers and 19 Havai Sepoys formed the first operational squadron (air soldiers). The force was initially established during World War II as an auxiliary air force of the Royal Air Force of the British Empire. In an effort to halt the Japanese invasion at the time, the IAF was mostly sent to Burma to destroy Japanese aviation bases.

King George VI put "Royal" before the name of the Indian Air Force in 1945 to recognise its contributions. The Royal Indian Air Force continued to operate under the Dominion of India after India gained independence from Great Britain in 1947. After India became a republic in 1950, this honorific title was abolished.

The importance of the day

The purpose of the day is to honour the Indian Air Force and recognise their commitment to a prosperous country.

The IAF has fought four battles with neighbouring Pakistan since 1950.

The world has seen the saga of the IAF's unwavering bravery numerous times, including during the Congo Crisis (1960–1966), the Annexation of Goa (1961), the Second Kashmir War (1965), the Bangladesh Liberation War (1971), the Kargil War (1999), the Balakot airstrike, and the India–Pakistan standoff of 2019.