U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated the Hindu festival of Diwali by lighting lamps at the White House and subsequently made a phone call to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to extend his greetings. The conversation between the two leaders reportedly touched upon India's oil imports from Russia and bilateral trade matters.

President Trump shared details of the discussion, purportedly on his X account, stating that he had a "great conversation" with Prime Minister Modi. The U.S. President claimed that PM Modi had promised to reduce India's purchases of oil from Russia. They also discussed issues related to reciprocal trade, the report states.

Trump, often referring to the U.S. as the world's leading nation, marked the Indian Festival of Lights at the White House, addressing the tradition and extending Diwali wishes to the people of India.

While Trump highlighted the commitment regarding Russian oil, Prime Minister Modi's post on his X account, which confirmed the call, focused on the festive greetings and strategic partnership.

"Thank you, President Trump, for your phone call and Diwali wishes! On this Festival of Lights, may our two great democracies continue to light the world with hope and stand united against all forms of terrorism," PM Modi wrote, tagging President Trump. IIK COLLECTION Watches for Women Round Dial |Analogue Quartz Movemnet Ladies Watch|Long Battery Life|Metal Bracelet Chain Strap|Double Lock Clasp Safety Watches for Girls

The phone conversation, held amid ongoing global trade tariff discussions, has brought the leaders’ diplomatic efforts into the international spotlight. The lighting of the lamps at the White House symbolized the festival of Diwali, a celebration of light over darkness. The two leaders are noted to have recalled their friendship and exchanged good wishes. Also Read: Good news for India... New trade agreement with America, the burden of tariffs also reduced!