May this auspicious occasion inspire fresh zeal, PM Modi wishes the nation on Navratri and various festivals

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May this auspicious occasion inspire fresh zeal, PM Modi wishes the nation on Navratri and various festivals

Synopsis

Prime Minister Narendra Modi extends heartfelt wishes to the nation on the first day of Navratri and traditional New Year celebrations, hoping for happiness, prosperity, and the spirit of harmony to fill lives across India.

Key Takeaways

  • PM Modi wishes the nation on Navratri, Ugadi, and Sajibu Cheiraoba.
  • Emphasis on new beginnings, prosperity, and cultural heritage.
  • Calls for courage, strength, and spiritual growth during these festivals.
  • Significance of harmony and happiness in the New Year celebrations.
  • Encouragement for a developed India.

New Delhi, March 30 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday spearheaded the nation's greetings on the inaugural day of Navratri and the traditional New Year, conveying his wishes to individuals across various regions of the country.

Using his social media platform, X, PM Modi shared multiple messages extending wishes for happiness and good health to the populace.

“Warmest wishes to all citizens on the occasion of Nav Samvatsar. May this propitious event instill new enthusiasm in your lives and invigorate the commitment to a developed India,” PM Modi expressed.

On the first day of Navratri, the Prime Minister conveyed: “Best wishes to the citizens on Navratri. May this sacred festival of Shakti-sadhana fill everyone’s lives with courage, discipline, and strength. Jai Mata Di!”

Extending his greetings for Ugadi, PM Modi, in a signed message on his X account, hoped that the essence of happiness and harmony continues to flourish.

“This is a unique festival, symbolizing hope and vibrance. I wish that this new year brings joy, prosperity, and success to everyone’s lives. May the spirit of happiness and harmony grow and thrive,” he added.

Ugadi is primarily celebrated in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka, marking their New Year. It signifies the onset of the Chaitra month for Hindus, embodying renewal, prosperity, and the arrival of spring. Ugadi represents fresh beginnings, hope, and cultural heritage.

PM Modi also expressed greetings for Sajibu Cheiraoba. “I pray for a year filled with happiness, prosperity, and the realization of all your dreams. May everyone enjoy good health,” he wrote on X.

Cheiraoba is regarded as one of the most significant festivals in Manipur, celebrated with great enthusiasm, particularly by the Meiteis. It marks the commencement of the lunar New Year for the Meiteis residing in Manipur and beyond.

In another message, PM Modi wished the Kashmiri Pandits a joyful New Year, praying for happiness and new opportunities.

“Navreh Poshte! May the upcoming year bestow success, prosperity, and endless blessings upon everyone. May each life be filled with success, happiness, and fresh opportunities,” he stated.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also conveyed his greetings on the occasion of Navratri and the traditional New Year. “Heartfelt greetings of Chaitra Navratri to all citizens. I pray to Mother Bhagwati that this festival, a symbol of worship of Shakti and energy accumulation, brings peace, meditation, and spiritual growth in your lives,” he expressed.

“Heartfelt wishes to all citizens on the 'Hindu New Year – Vikram Samvat 2082'. This New Year marks a fresh start for rituals, resolutions, and cultural consciousness. May this year, brimming with new enthusiasm and opportunities, infuse energy into everyone’s lives and bring success and prosperity; this is my sincere hope,” HM Shah added on X.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath recited a Sanskrit shloka and prayed for prosperity and happiness.

“The sacred first day of 'Chaitra Navratri' is devoted to the worship of the universe's mother, Maa Shailaputri. I beseech Maa Shailaputri to bestow her blessings upon the entire world. May her grace bring prosperity and happiness everywhere. Jai Maa Shailaputri!”

These festivals, celebrated at the beginning of the spring season, symbolize the commencement of the New Year for numerous communities. They showcase cultural diversity and foster social unity.