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Indian Embassy in Japan Welcomes New Year 2025

The Indian Embassy in Japan, along with Ambassador Sibi George, extended heartfelt New Year wishes for 2025.

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Indian Embassy in Japan Welcomes New Year 2025

The Embassy of India in Tokyo, Japan, and Ambassador Sibi George extended heartfelt New Year wishes for 2025. Taking to X, the Embassy posted, “Embassy of India, Tokyo wishes all friends of India a very Happy and Prosperous New Year 2025!” Similarly, Ambassador Sibi George shared his wishes, saying, “Happy New Year 2025.”

Celebrations Across the Globe

As Japan is ahead of India in time zones, it welcomed the new year earlier. Celebrations in other parts of the world showcased dazzling fireworks and public gatherings.

New Zealand Rings in the New Year

New Zealand was among the first nations to celebrate, with a spectacular countdown at Auckland’s Sky Tower. Thousands thronged the area to join the festivities. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon reflected on the year’s achievements, highlighting a reduction in inflation to 2.2% from 7.2% in 2023.

Singapore Lights Up Marina Bay Sands

In Singapore, Marina Bay Sands lit up with fireworks as people gathered for the countdown. Traditional bagpipers performed at the Singapore Cricket Club, adding a unique charm to the celebrations.

The First Country to Celebrate

Kiribati, a Pacific island nation, was the first to enter 2025, followed by countries like Samoa, Japan, and Indonesia. American Samoa, due to its position near the International Date Line, will be one of the last to celebrate the New Year, nearly a day later.

Highlights from World Leaders

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon celebrated the occasion with his wife, Amanda Luxon, and shared his optimism for the year ahead.

 

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