Synopsis
Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde highlights the MahaYuti government's commitment to enhancing citizens' lives through development and welfare schemes during Holi celebrations, promoting eco-friendly practices, and encouraging unity among communities.Key Takeaways
- MahaYuti government promotes joy through development.
- Encouragement of eco-friendly Holi celebrations.
- Invitation to opposition for participation in progress.
- Recognition of Prime Minister Modi's achievements.
- Celebration of cultural traditions by the Banjara community.
Mumbai, March 14 (NationPress) The Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde, stated on Friday that the MahaYuti government is infusing joy into the lives of citizens through its various developmental projects and public welfare initiatives.
Wishing all the residents of Maharashtra a joyful Holi, he expressed his aspiration for happiness and prosperity to thrive in their lives.
At his Thane residence, Deputy CM Shinde celebrated Holi with his family using natural colours.
He encouraged everyone to celebrate Holi in an eco-friendly manner by opting for natural colours and steering clear of harmful chemicals.
In a media interaction, he underscored the importance of maintaining environmental balance and shared his aspirations for a thriving Maharashtra during the Holika Dahan ceremony held on Thursday evening.
Emphasizing the rich cultural traditions of Maharashtra's festivals, he conveyed his best wishes to the public and affirmed the state government's commitment to enhancing their lives.
He also extended an invitation to opposition leaders to join in the government's developmental efforts and be part of this progress.
Deputy CM Shinde personally greeted and applied colours to all visitors, including staff at his residence and security police officers.
Following tradition, he visited Anand Ashram at Tembhi Naka, paying homage to the late Shiv Sena leader Dharmaveer Anand Dighe by applying colours to his portrait.
He celebrated Holi with many Shiv Sainiks and citizens present at the ashram.
During this occasion, he congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for receiving the highest civilian award from the Mauritius government, stating that this honor enhances India's global standing and is a source of pride for all Indians.
Meanwhile, the Maharashtra Minister of State for Women and Child Welfare, Meghana Sakore-Bordikar, celebrated Holi in vibrant Banjara colours.
At the request of Banjara women, she donned traditional attire and participated in joyful dances, accompanied by traditional Lenggi songs, creating a lively atmosphere.
On this occasion, the Minister conveyed a message of positive social change and unity.
Numerous citizens joined in, making this cultural celebration even more vibrant and unforgettable.
The Banjara community in Adgaon Tanda, Jintur Taluka of Parbhani district, celebrated Holi with immense enthusiasm, adhering to their traditional customs.
Women, adorned in their traditional outfits, performed enchanting dances, adding brilliant hues to the festivities.
