Governor Acharya Devvrat while presiding over the concluding ceremony of the week-long International Shivratri Fair today at Mandi said that fairs and festivals of Himachal Pradesh were unique in their own way and were means for celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the State. He said that rich colours of tradition witnessed during these festivals should be preserved for posterity as they affirm our identity as a great State and Nation.
Acharya Devvrat said that culture and its heritage reflect and shape values, beliefs, and aspirations besides defining our national identity. He said that we should be aware of our culture and traditions and added that it was our responsibility to keep them alive for our coming generations, so that they can take pride in their glorious past and have the same opportunities to learn about their own roots as we have.
The Governor said that these fairs and festivals provide new energy to the mankind and we should actively participate in these festivals besides helping the suffering humanity with selflessness. He said that it was the responsibility of every individual to eradicate social evils from the society. He appealed the youth to respect our rich culture and take it forward. He also urged them to refrain from drug abuses and contribute in nation rebuilding. He asked them to participate in cleanliness drive to make the environment pollution free for better life.
Earlier, Acharya Devvrat paid obeisance at Madhorai Temple and also participated in the Jaleb Shobha Yatra. He also participated in ‘Bhoj’ organized for the ‘kardars’ of deities.
The Governor also visited the exhibition put up by different Government departments and other organizations. He evinced keen interests in the exhibits displayed.
Mr Sandeep Kadam, Deputy Commissioner, Mandi and Chairman Mela Committee welcomed the Governor.
Present among others on the occasion were Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Minister Mr Anil Sharma, MLAs Mr Mahender Singh, Mr Jai Ram Thakur and Mr Vinod Kumar, Chairperson Zila Parishad Smt. Champa Thakur, Vice Chairman, Nagar Parishad Mr Vishal Thakur, Divisoinal Commissioner Mr Devesh Kumar, Inspector General of Police Mr Ajay Yadav, Superintendent of Police Mr Prem Thakur, Councilors of Nagar Parishad Mandi, representatives of PRIs, senior district officers and other prominent persons of the town.
Acharya Devvrat said that culture and its heritage reflect and shape values, beliefs, and aspirations besides defining our national identity. He said that we should be aware of our culture and traditions and added that it was our responsibility to keep them alive for our coming generations, so that they can take pride in their glorious past and have the same opportunities to learn about their own roots as we have.
The Governor said that these fairs and festivals provide new energy to the mankind and we should actively participate in these festivals besides helping the suffering humanity with selflessness. He said that it was the responsibility of every individual to eradicate social evils from the society. He appealed the youth to respect our rich culture and take it forward. He also urged them to refrain from drug abuses and contribute in nation rebuilding. He asked them to participate in cleanliness drive to make the environment pollution free for better life.
Earlier, Acharya Devvrat paid obeisance at Madhorai Temple and also participated in the Jaleb Shobha Yatra. He also participated in ‘Bhoj’ organized for the ‘kardars’ of deities.
The Governor also visited the exhibition put up by different Government departments and other organizations. He evinced keen interests in the exhibits displayed.
Mr Sandeep Kadam, Deputy Commissioner, Mandi and Chairman Mela Committee welcomed the Governor.
Present among others on the occasion were Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Minister Mr Anil Sharma, MLAs Mr Mahender Singh, Mr Jai Ram Thakur and Mr Vinod Kumar, Chairperson Zila Parishad Smt. Champa Thakur, Vice Chairman, Nagar Parishad Mr Vishal Thakur, Divisoinal Commissioner Mr Devesh Kumar, Inspector General of Police Mr Ajay Yadav, Superintendent of Police Mr Prem Thakur, Councilors of Nagar Parishad Mandi, representatives of PRIs, senior district officers and other prominent persons of the town.
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