India Taiwan Diwali | Taiwan’s offer to India against China, big signal given through Diwali fireworks

You will see Diwali fireworks in India on November 12, but China’s biggest enemy Taiwan has already burst Diwali crackers. Pictures of Diwali happiness and fireworks have come from Taiwan. The Taiwan government celebrated Diwali with great pomp in its country and after that also gave an offer to India against China. First of all, Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu lit a bonfire, the irritation of which must have been well felt by China. After that Taiwan said that our major companies want to bring their production units to India. That is, Taiwan has asked India to close its shop in China and give our companies a chance to do business.

Hundreds of people attended Diwali celebrations organized by the de facto Indian Embassy in Taipei, enjoying fireworks and traditional music, food and cultural performances. Diwali is celebrated by Hindus and followers of other religions across India and celebrates the victory of good over evil and light over darkness. India’s representative to Taiwan Manharsingh Laxmanbhai Yadav said the auspicious annual festival “transcends the boundaries of religion, region, nation and language”, with “about 1.4 billion people celebrating in India and millions across the world.” Indians celebrate.

Taiwan has said that it wants to further increase trade with India in the field of semiconductor equipment. Semiconductor is that power which today the world has gone crazy to achieve and Taiwan has its eyes on this semiconductor. Taiwan is the king in the field of semiconductor. Let us tell you that in recent times there has been a lot of closeness between India and Taiwan. Taiwan is China’s biggest pain point. India does not recognize Taiwan. But it is continuously strengthening its trade and strategic relations with Taiwan.