CM Mohan Yadav launches 'Seva Ke Rang' human rangoli in Bhopal
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Thousands of young hands brought colour to T.T. Nagar Stadium, Bhopal on Friday, 9 October 2026, as Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav launched a grand human rangoli event marking 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public service — a milestone the BJP is celebrating nationwide under its Seva Sankalp Abhiyan (Service Pledge Campaign).
A stadium full of colour and a message in every brushstroke
The event, titled 'Seva Ke Rang — Rashtra Ke Sang' ('Colours of Service — With the Nation'), saw youth participants create an elaborate human rangoli using pigments and artworks that depicted themes of patriotism, public service, and the vision of a developed India. State BJP President Shri Hiralalji Khandelwal joined Dr. Yadav at the inauguration, lending the programme both governmental and organisational weight.
CM Yadav described the youth's enthusiasm as giving 'new energy' to the Viksit Bharat @ 2047 goal — the central government's flagship aspiration of making India a fully developed nation by the centenary of its independence. 'Youth have brought alive the resolve of nation-love, public service, and Viksit Bharat through colours and artworks,' he said in his post.
What the 25-year milestone means for BJP's outreach
The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan is the BJP's structured effort to commemorate PM Modi's 25 years in elected executive office — from his first term as Gujarat Chief Minister in October 2001 through to the present. The campaign combines community service drives, cultural events, and public pledges, and the Bhopal human rangoli is one of its most visually prominent state-level expressions.
For Madhya Pradesh, hosting the event at T.T. Nagar Stadium — one of Bhopal's most recognisable public venues — signals an intent to use the occasion as a mass-participation moment rather than a closed party function. CM Yadav closed with a call to all citizens: to pledge contribution to the state and nation's development 'with the spirit of service, dedication, and participation.'
Colour, crowd, and conviction in one frame — and a very deliberate signal that Madhya Pradesh's BJP unit intends to keep the Viksit Bharat narrative anchored in the grassroots, one rangoli at a time.