Fighter planes will show their power in the capital of Madhya Pradesh. file photo
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Indian Army Band will perform at Lal Parade Ground. 69 lamps will also be lit at important places in the state. Cow worship programs will be held in all the cow sheds on November 2.
State Bureau, Naiduniya, Bhopal(Air Show in Bhopal). The 69th Foundation Day of Madhya Pradesh will be celebrated with pomp. Various programs will take place for four days. The Indian Army Band will perform at the Red Parade Ground on October 31. There are also preparations for an air show. On November 1, there will be an ensemble dance-drama presentation under Amrit Madhya Pradesh and on November 2, Govardhan Puja programs will be held in the entire state.
While reviewing the preparations for the Foundation Day celebrations on Friday, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav directed that service work should be done and it should be led by the Collector and public representatives. The Chief Minister has said that on the 69th Foundation Day of the state and Diwali, along with cultural activities, the able-bodied class should come forward to spread happiness in the lives of the needy section of the society.
Every citizen should arrange fruits, sweets and crackers for their children as per their capacity, for construction workers, poor patients admitted in hospitals and other needy persons. Government officials, business class, industrialists and private sector institutions should also take up social projects on the state’s foundation day and Diwali.
108 artists will participate
During this, it was told that a band performance and other programs will be organized by the Indian Army on October 31 at the Red Parade in Bhopal. On the foundation day, an ensemble dance-drama will be presented under Amrit Madhya Pradesh, in which 108 artists will participate.
The program is being planned on the theme of Maheshwar Ghat dedicated to Lokmata Ahilya Devi. Musician Ankit Tiwari will present the program. Along with the cultural evening at Rabindra Bhawan, Prabhat Pheri will be taken out by Jan Abhiyan Parishad on November 1. Along with cleaning the historical monuments and statues of great men and beautification of the markets, 69 lamps will be lit at important places.
Govardhan Puja will be held in all districts on November 2.
The Chief Minister said that there is a happy coincidence of Diwali and Govardhan Puja on the foundation day of the state. Cow worship programs will be organized in various cow sheds with the help of citizens and public representatives. Administrative staff also remained active in the programs of Govardhan Puja.
Chief Secretary Anurag Jain, Additional Chief Secretary in the Chief Minister’s Office Dr. Rajesh Rajora, Additional Chief Secretary Home and Jail SN Mishra, Director General of Police Sudhir Kumar Saxena, Principal Secretary in the Chief Minister’s Office Sanjay Kumar Shukla and officials of related departments were present in the meeting.