Sundar Pichai shares Diwali greetings, says it’s one of his favourite times of the year; Tim Cook extends wishes with a photo

 

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Google India also took part in Diwali celebrations by revealing a special rangoli design that included a QR code. A video on Google’s official Instagram account showcased the rangoli whose colours reflected the company’s logo. By encouraging customers to “extend their Diwali ‘shagun’ money” using Google Pay, this creative strategy combined old-world traditions with contemporary ease and gave Google India’s office entryway a festive feel.

 

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As part of his yearly custom to highlight Indian talent during the holiday, Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, celebrated Diwali by posting a beautiful image taken by Indian photographer Rohit Vohra. Cook posted his holiday greetings on X, writing, “Diwali is a time of light, unity, and hope. I hope the Festival of Lights is joyful and pleasant for everyone taking part.” The image he posted featured beautiful diyas arranged on rose petals, captured on an iPhone 16 Pro Max.

Diwali is a time of light, unity, and hope. Wishing everyone celebrating a joyous and peaceful Festival of Lights! Shot on iPhone 16 Pro Max by Rohit Vohra. pic.twitter.com/zFndTguCpC

— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) November 1, 2024

On Instagram, Rohit Vohra, co-founder and editor-in-chief of APF Magazine, shared a snapshot of Cook’s Diwali message to show his happiness. With the words, “Honoured to have #Timcook @apple share my photograph this Diwali,” he reflected on the honour of having such a well-known tech expert recognise his work.