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Uttarakhand CM Dhami Dances with Folk Artists at Vibrant Holi Milan

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami participated in Holi Milan celebrations at the state BJP office in Dehradun. He highlighted Holi's message of love, harmony, and social unity, linking it to the party's development principles. The festivities extended to his residence, where folk artists from regions like Garhwal, Kumaon, Jaunsar, and Rath performed traditional songs and dances. Artists praised the state government's efforts in preserving and promoting Uttarakhand's rich folk culture.

Key Points: CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Celebrates Holi at BJP Office & Residence

  • CM extends Holi greetings at BJP event
  • Festival message of unity and eliminating differences
  • Folk artists from across Uttarakhand perform
  • Government praised for promoting folk culture
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Uttarakhand CM participates in Holi Milan celebration

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami celebrates Holi, emphasizing unity and cultural diversity with folk artists from Garhwal, Kumaon, and Jaunsar.

"the sacred festival of Holi symbolises love, harmony, and social unity - Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami"

Dehradun, March 2

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami participated in the Holi Milan celebration held on Monday at the BJP State Office in Dehradun, where he played Holi with party office-bearers and workers and extended his heartfelt greetings and best wishes to everyone on this auspicious festival.

On the occasion, the Chief Minister said that the sacred festival of Holi symbolises love, harmony, and social unity. It conveys the message of eliminating differences and binding society together in a single thread.

He added that the Bharatiya Janata Party, guided by this spirit, remains committed to the principles of Antyodaya, service, and "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas," and is dedicated to taking every section of society along on the path of inclusive development.

On the same day, the Chief Minister's residence was awash in the vibrant colours of Holi. Folk artists and traditional Holi singers (Holiyaars) from across the state filled the atmosphere with festive energy through their unique musical styles.

On one side, Jaunsari artists performed the energetic Harul dance, while on the other, a group of Kumaoni Holiyaars immersed themselves in soulful Holi songs. Adding to the celebration, a cultural troupe from the Rath region of the Pauri district also showcased their performance.

Amid the festivities, people from all walks of life extended Holi greetings to Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami by applying colours to him.

The courtyard of the Chief Minister's residence was drenched in Holi hues throughout the day, reflecting not just celebration but also the rich cultural diversity and unity of the state. From the forenoon onwards, groups of folk artists and cultural performers from different parts of Uttarakhand arrived at the residence, singing traditional Holi songs.

From Garhwal and Kumaon to Jaunsar, the sounds of Holi music and dance echoed all around. Traditional songs were performed, accompanied by drums, manjiras, and other indigenous musical instruments that enhanced the festive spirit.

Artists from Kumaon invited everyone with songs like "Aao Dagadiyo, Naacha Gaava, Aa Gayi Rangeeli Holi," while performers from the Rath region sang "Aai Dandyu Basant, Dali Ma Maulyar," celebrating the arrival of spring in their own distinctive style.

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami was seen fully participating in the celebrations, even joining the artists on the dance floor.

Folk artists from various parts of Uttarakhand praised the Chief Minister's efforts in promoting and preserving folk culture. They said that the state government is actively supporting and protecting traditional art forms and artists across the region.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Good to see the focus on Uttarakhand's folk culture - Harul dance, Kumaoni Holiyaars, Rath region performers. This is the real India, diverse yet united. More power to our artists! The government supporting them is a positive step.
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Aman W
While the celebration looks vibrant, I hope this spirit of 'Sabka Saath' translates into concrete actions for all sections in Uttarakhand, especially regarding employment and infrastructure in the hills. Festivals are great, but development is year-round.
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Sarah B
The cultural diversity described is beautiful. Jaunsari, Kumaoni, Garhwali traditions all in one place – that's the magic of Indian festivals. Makes me want to visit Uttarakhand during Holi!
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Vikram M
Bura na mano, Holi hai! Jokes aside, it's good to see the CM dancing with the artists. These gestures matter. It shows they are approachable. Hope the water and colours used were organic and safe for the skin.
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Kriti O
Holi Milan at the party office is fine, but the real celebration is in the villages and towns. I appreciate that the article highlights the folk artists' praise for cultural preservation. That work is crucial.

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