Dehradun: Bharat Singh Bisht, a representative of Uttarakhand Mahaparishad, Lucknow, met with Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami at the Chief Minister’s Residence. During the meeting, he invited the Chief Minister to attend an event related to the Mahaparishad. Discussions were held on subjects concerning the preservation and promotion of Uttarakhand’s folk culture, traditions, language, and cultural heritage.
The meeting also deliberated on the role of social and cultural organizations in keeping non-resident Uttarakhandis connected to their cultural roots and passing on the state’s rich traditions to the new generation. The participation of non-resident Uttarakhandis was highlighted as important for preserving the culture and traditions of their motherland.
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami stated that Uttarakhand’s rich folk culture, traditions, and spiritual heritage constitute the state’s unique identity. Their preservation and promotion are a collective responsibility. The state government is continuously striving to give national and international recognition to the state’s cultural heritage.
The Chief Minister said that it is important for non-resident Uttarakhandis to remain connected with the culture, traditions, and social concerns of their motherland. He also emphasized efforts to pass on the cultural heritage to the next generation.
