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Chief Minister Attends ‘Seva Ke Rang, Rashtra Ke Sang’ Programme in Agartala

As part of Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, a special programme titled ‘Seva ke Rang, Rashtra ke Sang’ was organized today at the premises of Ujjwayanta Palace, Agartala. The programme aimed at spreading the message of national integrity, patriotism, social responsibility and public service through a colourful Rangoli. Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha graced the programme as the chief guest. Among other dignitaries present at the event were AMC Mayor Dipak Majumder, acting Sabhadhipati of West Tripura Zila Parishad Biswajit Shil, secretary of information and cultural affairs department Kiran Gitte, Vice Chairman of the State Level Cultural Advisory Committee Subrata Chakraborty, social worker Ajanta Bhattacharya and Asim Bhattacharya.
Speaking on the occasion the Chief Minister said, in view of the glorious and historic 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in public service, Seva Sankalp Abhiyan was adopted. Through this programme the message of public service, feeling of nationalism and social responsibility is being spread throughout the country. He said, keeping the thought ‘Jan Seva Hi Rashtra Seva’ in mind, various welfare schemes of the central and state government are being put forward to the people. At the same time awareness about the target of building Viksit Bharat by the year 2047 is being created among the people through this programme.
The Chief Minister appreciated the initiative and creative skill of women in Rangoli making. He said, programme like this will play a significant role in arousing the sentiment of service, patriotism and unity in the people. Apart from the state level programme, such initiatives have been taken at the district level as well. Taking this programme to the Block level is also under consideration. It has been planned to organise this programme at the block level from October 15 onward.
Through Rangoli various welfare measures and feeling of national development were upheld. Welcome address was delivered by noted social worker Ajanta Bhattacharya.
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