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Rahul Gandhi, Bhajanlal Sharma Extend Greetings on Rajasthan Foundation Day

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi greeted the people of Rajasthan on the state's Foundation Day, highlighting its diverse arts and glorious history as India's invaluable heritage. Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also extended wishes, calling the day a celebration of culture and urging participation in the 'Developed Rajasthan 2047' resolve. Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi joined in, wishing the state new milestones in development and prosperity. Rajasthan Day is celebrated annually on March 30, marking the state's formation in 1949 when the Rajputana region merged into the Indian Union.

"Diverse arts, rich culture, glorious history": Rahul Gandhi greets people on Rajasthan Foundation Day

Jaipur, March 30

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday extended greetings to the people of Rajasthan on the occasion of the state's Foundation Day, highlighting its rich cultural heritage and historical legacy.

In a post shared on X, Gandhi conveyed his wishes to residents of the state, referring to Rajasthan as "Veer Bhumi" and praising its contributions to the nation's identity.

"Heartiest greetings to all the residents of the state on the Foundation Day of Veer Bhumi Rajasthan. Rajasthan, replete with diverse arts, rich culture, and a glorious history, is an invaluable heritage of India. The traditions and legacy here are our pride," the post read.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also extended greetings on the occasion of the state's Foundation day saying it as "a celebration of our glorious heritage, rich culture". He also urged citizens to come together for fulfiling resolve of 'Developed Rajasthan 2047'.

"Heartfelt greetings of 'Rajasthan Day' to all the residents of the state! Today's day is a celebration of our glorious heritage, rich culture, and those human values that have given Rajasthan a unique identity on the world stage. Let us all come together to ensure our participation in fulfilling the resolve of 'Developed Rajasthan 2047'. Jai Hind! Jai Bharat! Jai Rajasthan!" Sharma wrote on X.

Furthermore, Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi also extended greetings to the citizens on the occasion and wished the state to continue to achieve new milestones of development and prosperity.

"Warm greetings to the people of Rajasthan on the occasion of Rajasthan Foundation Day. Rajasthan's rich cultural heritage, valour, and enduring traditions continue to inspire the nation, while its steady progress reflects the resilience and spirit of its people. May the state continue to achieve new milestones of development and prosperity. On behalf of the people of Odisha, I extend my heartfelt wishes for the continued peace, progress, and well-being of all," Majhi wrote on X.

Rajasthan Day, or Rajasthan Diwas, is celebrated annually on March 30th to commemorate the formation of the state on this day in 1949, when the Rajputana region merged into the Indian Union. The day marks the establishment of Rajasthan, with Jaipur declared as the capital.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Rohit P

"Veer Bhumi" is the perfect name. The bravery of Rajasthan's people, from Rani Padmini to the soldiers today, is legendary. But on this day, I hope the focus is also on solving real issues like water scarcity and farmer distress. Jai Rajasthan!

Sarah B

As someone who visited last year, the culture is absolutely breathtaking. The hospitality, the food, the music – it's an experience. Wishing the people of Rajasthan all the best on their Foundation Day!

Arjun K

Good to see greetings from CMs of other states too. This is what 'Unity in Diversity' looks like. Rajasthan's contribution to India's textile, handicraft, and tourism industry is massive. Here's to 'Developed Rajasthan 2047'!

Karthik V

While the messages are nice, I wish there was more substance. Foundation Day should be about reflecting on the journey since 1949 - the progress in education, infrastructure, and where we still lag. The glorious history is a given, but what about the roadmap for the future?

Meera T

Proud to be from this land of warriors and artists! The mention of 'human values' by the CM is key. The 'padharo mhare des' spirit is what makes Rajasthan special. Let's preserve that while marching towards development. Jai Hind, Jai Rajasthan!

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