Nagaland Governor P B Acharya and Chief Minister T R Zeliang today greeted the people on the occasion of Diwali and appealed for celebrating the festival in a "pollution free manner".
In his message, the governor said Diwali, the festival of lights inspires all to move towards light from darkness.
"Let us light the lamps of compassion, love and righteousness. Let us resolve to fight against illiteracy, inequality, poverty, discrimination and malice, and let us promote universal peace and brotherhood in the society", he said.
The chief minister said India is a country of pluralism and diversity, and respects all communities with different religious customs and traditions.
"Let this festival of lights be an occasion for all of us to show love and mutual respect to one another. May this day bring peace, joy and prosperity to every home and society in the state," Zeliang said.
"On this day, let us also keep in mind our responsibility as good citizens to protect the environment from all types of pollutions," the CM added.
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