Desk Correspondent , Delhi - India welcomed the year 2026 with a vibrant display of joy and light as millions gathered across the country to celebrate the midnight transition. From the iconic Gateway of India in Mumbai to the bustling streets of Delhi and Bengaluru, the skies were illuminated by magnificent fireworks and laser shows. People of all ages took to the streets and public squares to dance and share New Year wishes, creating an atmosphere of pure happiness and collective optimism for the months ahead.

President Droupadi Murmu extended her heartiest greetings to the nation, wishing all citizens a year filled with success and happiness. In her special message, the President emphasized the importance of maintaining national unity and working together towards a more inclusive and developed society. She prayed that 2026 would bring comfort to the underprivileged and strengthen the spirit of brotherhood among all communities, marking a fresh start for every Indian household.

Security remained tight throughout the night to ensure that the massive celebrations remained peaceful and safe for everyone involved. Specialized police teams and drone surveillance were used in high-traffic zones to manage the crowds effectively while ensuring that the festive spirit was not dampened. As the first sunrise of 2026 appeared, temples and religious sites saw a huge rush of devotees seeking blessings, setting a hopeful and spiritual tone for the journey into the new year.

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