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CM Mohan Charan Majhi Extends Nuakhai Greetings to People of Odisha

CM Mohan Charan Majhi extended Nuakhai greetings, calling the festival a symbol of Odisha’s culture, social unity and family bonds.

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  • Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi extended Nuakhai greetings to people across the state.
  • Majhi described Nuakhai as the heartbeat of Odisha’s soil, culture, way of life and social unity.
  • He urged students, youth, workers, farmers and soldiers to contribute to building a prosperous Odisha by 2036 and a developed India by 2047.

Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Monday extended Nuakhai greetings to the people of the state on the eve of Odisha’s major agrarian festival, which will be celebrated on Tuesday.

In a video message, the Chief Minister described Nuakhai as much more than a festival, calling it an important part of Odisha’s soil, culture, way of life and social unity.

CM Majhi Calls Nuakhai the Heartbeat of Odisha

Extending his wishes to the people, Majhi said Nuakhai represents the cultural and social identity of Odisha.

“Nuakhai is not merely a festival; it is the heartbeat of our soil, culture, way of life, and social unity,” the Chief Minister said.

He extended heartfelt greetings and best wishes to people across the state ahead of the festival.

Nuakhai Juhar Strengthens Family Bonds

The Chief Minister highlighted the tradition of Nuakhai Juhar, under which younger members respectfully greet elders and receive their love and blessings.

Majhi said the tradition encourages people to leave behind differences, bitterness and ego during the festival.

According to the Chief Minister, this tradition further strengthens bonds within families, society and the wider community.

CM Urges People to Work for Odisha’s Development

In his Nuakhai greetings, Majhi also called upon people from different sections of society to contribute towards the development of the state and the country.

He urged students, youth, workers, farmers and soldiers to fulfil their respective responsibilities.

The Chief Minister said their collective efforts would help build a prosperous Odisha by 2036 and a developed India by 2047.

Majhi Prays for Happiness and Progress

The Chief Minister expressed hope that Nuakhai would bring renewed hope into the lives of people across Odisha.

He prayed to Maa Samalei for happiness, peace, progress and success in everyone’s life.

“May Nuakhai bring new hope into everyone’s lives,” Majhi said while concluding his message with Nuakhai Juhar and Jai Maa Samalei.

Nuakhai Message Focuses on Unity and New Hope

The Chief Minister’s message placed emphasis on the festival’s values of respect, family bonding, social unity and responsibility towards the state.

As Odisha prepares to celebrate Nuakhai, his greetings highlighted the festival’s importance not only as an agrarian tradition but also as an occasion to strengthen relationships and look towards the future with renewed hope.

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