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First-ever Diwali at Montana Governor’s Mansion goes Bollywood with ‘London Thumakda’

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“First-ever Diwali at Montana Governor’s Mansion goes Bollywood with ‘London Thumakda’”

Diwali celebrations took a Bollywood twist in Montana as residents danced to the popular Hindi film song ‘London Thumakda’ during the first-ever festival celebration at the Governor’s Mansion in Helena. The lively performance by local residents was among the event's highlights, hosted by Montana Governor Greg Gianforte and First Lady Susan Gianforte, bringing a taste of Indian culture to the US state. The Consulate General of India in Seattle, in partnership with the Montana World Affairs…

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