Rahul Gandhi and his nephew Raihan Vadra celebrated Diwali by learning pottery and painting from local artisans in New Delhi to understand the challenges faced by these workers. Rahul emphasized the importance of acknowledging and supporting the skilled laborers who bring light to homes amidst their own struggles.
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