Yogi Adityanath, Rekha Gupta greet Haryana on Foundation Day 2026
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday, 1 November extended greetings to the people of Haryana on the state's Foundation Day, honouring its cultural heritage, agrarian legacy, sporting excellence, and history of valour. Both leaders posted their wishes on social media platform X, invoking the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.
CM Yogi's Message
Adityanath described Haryana as 'the sacred land of Yogeshwar Lord Shri Krishna's divine teachings, the proud land of valor, sporting talent, and advanced agricultural traditions.' He conveyed heartfelt congratulations to all residents and expressed hope that the state would continue its development journey under the guidance of Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Saini.
'Under the illustrious guidance of the Honorable Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi Ji and the leadership of the Honorable Chief Minister Shri @NayabSainiBJP Ji, may this state continue to advance on the path of development and prosperity — this is the prayer to Lord Shri Krishna,' Adityanath wrote.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta's Tribute
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta described her bond with Haryana as personal, citing the hard work of its farmers and the achievements of its daughters. 'My connection with the soil of Haryana, a land of heroes, proud of the hard work of farmers and the achievements of daughters, has always been special,' she said in her post on X.
Gupta also expressed hope that Haryana would set new benchmarks in development, prosperity, and public welfare under Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Saini's leadership.
About Haryana Foundation Day
Haryana Diwas, observed every year on 1 November, marks the formation of Haryana as the 17th state of the Indian Union on 1 November 1966, following its separation from Punjab. The occasion is celebrated across the state with cultural programmes, school exhibitions, and community events that honour its history, traditions, and identity.
Haryana's National Contributions
Since its formation nearly six decades ago, Haryana has emerged as a significant contributor to India's agricultural output, consistently ranking among the top states in wheat and paddy production. The state has also produced a disproportionate share of Olympic and Commonwealth Games medal-winners, and its proximity to New Delhi has made it a hub of industrial and infrastructure growth.
This year's Foundation Day coincides with renewed political attention on the state, following recent assembly elections and the BJP government's focus on rural development and women's empowerment under Chief Minister Saini's administration. Haryana will mark its 60th year of existence in 2026, adding significance to the anniversary cycle ahead.