Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the state is changing by making achievements in various fields of development. Public cooperation is essential in this. Describing the importance of public participation, CM Chouhan also sought cooperation from the people of the state in 6 major areas.
At the state level function of Madhya Pradesh Foundation Day at Lal Parade Ground in Bhopal, CM Chouhan appealed to the people of the state for special cooperation for plantation, environment protection, drug de-addiction, saving electricity, water conservation and respect for daughters.
From today on during playing of Madhya Pradesh anthem, all citizens should stand and pay respect: CM Chouhan has taken a pledge from all the citizens to pay respect by the standing at the time of the anthem of Madhya Pradesh. He said that earlier there was no tradition to give respect by standing at the time of Madhya Pradesh Anthem. Starting this tradition from from Madhya Pradesh Foundation Day again.
Presentations will be held at other places in the state: Chief Minister Chouhan said that the presentations of Maitreyi ji's team presented in the foundation day function today are wonderful and supernatural. This presentation will also be organized at other places of the state.
The citizens of the capital got the opportunity to witness a live performance of the dance drama “Shiva Mahatmya” by renowned three musicians Shankar, Ehsaan and Loy group and renowned choreographer Ms. Maitreyi Pahari along with fellow artists.
All the people of the state saw the program through various media. These presentations were coordinated by the Department of Culture. Welcoming the invited artists, CM Chouhan felicitated them on behalf of the people of the state.
Usha Thakur, Minister of Culture, Tourism and Religious Trust and Endowment said that today is the day of dreams, resolutions and dedication of one's allegiance. Principal Secretary Culture and Tourism Sheo Shekhar Shukla presented the outline of the program of Foundation Day celebrations
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