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NORTH AMERICAN Newsline                                              OCTOBER 09, 2026      |  The Indian Eye 22


            Diwali at Times Square takes






           celebration across New Jersey






                      LED truck tour traveled through Parsippany, Edison and India Square


                                      in Jersey City ahead of the October 24 celebration



        OUR BUREAU
        Edison, NJ
              he spirit of Diwali came alive
              across  New  Jersey  as  Sam-
        Tmaan  For  All  brought  Diwa-
        li  at  Times  Square  directly  to  local
        communities  through  a  special  Di-
        wali  Celebration  LED  Truck  Tour,
        building  excitement  for  the  upcom-
        ing celebration in Times Square on
        October 24.
            The LED truck traveled through
        Parsippany, Edison and India Square
        in Jersey City, bringing music, dance
        and the festive energy of Diwali into
        communities across New Jersey.
            The  celebration  kicked  off  in
        Parsippany with Mayor Pulkit Desai,
        who  personally  invited  members  of
        the community from all backgrounds
        to join him at Diwali at Times Square
        on October 24.                        Since  its  inception  in  2013,  Di-
            The tour was also joined by Ra-
        jendar  Dichpally,  Secretary  of  the   wali at Times Square has created a
                                          platform  at  the  Crossroads  of  the
        Diwali at Times Square Board.     World  to  celebrate  Indian  art,  cul-
            Performers  from  Rudra  Dance
        Academy  energized  audiences  in   ture and heritage while sharing the
                                          universal spirit of Diwali with people
        Parsippany and Edison, while Archa-  of all backgrounds.
        na presented a traditional dance per-  The October 24 celebration will
        formance  at  India  Square,  bringing   bring a full day of festivities to Times
        another vibrant expression of Indian   Square. The Diwali Bazaar will fea-
        culture to the celebration.       ture a Kids Zone, food, corporate pa-
            Radio Zindagi accompanied the
        tour  with  a  live  remote  broadcast,   vilions  offering  special  information
                                          and giveaways for attendees, Colors
        interviews and coverage throughout   of  India  cultural  performances,  the
        the day. The tour was joined by Sunil   signature  Diya  Lighting  and  Count-
        Hali, Promoter, Radio Zindagi Net-  down  on  the  Times  Square  Ball
        work, Sanjiv Pandya, VP of Program-  Drop Tower, and an evening concert
        ming at Radio Zindagi Network, and   featuring national and international
        Sam Tristar, VP of Production.    artists.
           “We  are  personally  inviting  the
        people  of  New  Jersey  to  come  to   Sammaan For All and Diwali at
        Times  Square—and  especially  to   Times Square thanked the Consulate
        bring  their  non-Indian  friends  and   General  of  India,  New  York,  along
        share  the  celebration  with  them,”  with  sponsors  and  partners  P&G,
        said  Neeta  Bhasin,  Founder  and   Toyota, Gopi, Xoom, State Bank of
        President of Diwali at Times Square.  India  (SBI),  HoliChic,  Star  Tours,
           “Diwali  is  about  inclusion,  love,  Caravela and Colors, as well as food
        harmony and unity, and those values   partners  Punjabi  Dhaba,  Banaras   The message shared across New   invited to celebrate.
        are more important than ever,” she   Restaurant  and  India  at  Times   Jersey was simple: Diwali is coming   Because  lights  shine  brighter
        said.                             Square, for their continued support.  to  Times  Square—and  everyone  is   when we shine together.


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