CM Yogi Launches 'Rangotsav' in Barsana, Pledges Development for Mathura

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CM Yogi Launches 'Rangotsav' in Barsana, Pledges Development for Mathura

Synopsis

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated 'Rangotsav 2025' in Barsana, emphasizing the state's commitment to Mathura and Vrindavan's development. He participated in Holi celebrations, highlighting the significance of Brajbhoomi in Indian culture.

Key Takeaways

  • CM Yogi launched 'Rangotsav 2025' in Barsana.
  • Focus on development for Mathura and Vrindavan.
  • Special budget provisions for regional development.
  • Celebrations marked the start of Holi festivities.
  • Emphasis on the spiritual significance of Brajbhoomi.

Mathura, March 7 (NationPress) The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, officially inaugurated 'Rangotsav 2025' in Barsana, Mathura, during his brief visit on Friday. He emphasized that following the development initiatives in Ayodhya and Prayagraj, it is now Mathura and Vrindavan's turn to receive attention, and the state government is committed to enhancing the region.

"This year, we have allocated special provisions in the budget. Have faith in us and continue to bless us... Now it is the time for 'Brajbhoomi'," he conveyed in a message posted on X.

At the event, CM Yogi paid his respects at the Shri Ladli Ji Maharaj Temple before officially launching the Rangotsav festivities with flowers and Laddu Mar Holi.

Emphasizing the spiritual and cultural importance of Braj, he stated, "Sri Radha Rani and Leeladhari Lord Krishna reside in every speck of Brajbhoomi, which has been rejuvenating India's timeless culture for the past 5,000 years."

The magnificent celebrations of 'Rangotsav 2025' in Barsana mark the commencement of Holi, a festival filled with colors, joy, and devotion.

"Warm wishes to everyone in the state and across the nation on this auspicious Holi festival! Jai Shri Radhe!" CM Yogi expressed.

He further elaborated on the divine essence of Brajbhoomi, mentioning, "Barsana represents Lord Brahma, Nandgaon symbolizes Lord Shiva Shankar, and Govardhan is Lord Vishnu himself. The merging of these three makes our 'Brajbhoomi' sacred."

Referring to the ongoing progress under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, CM Yogi noted, "The new tradition of 'virasat' (heritage) and 'vikas' (development) introduced by Honorable Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi ji since 2014 is clearly visible here in Barsana, in Brajbhoomi."

Sharing his spiritual experience, he added, "Victory to Sri Vrishbhanu Dulari and Sri Kirtida Kumari! Today, I was fortunate to witness and worship the divine form of Shri Radha Rani Ji in Barsana, Mathura, the sacred land of Leeladhari Lord Shri Krishna. Celebrating Holi with flowers among devotees was an immensely joyful experience. May the blessings of Shri Ladli Ji Maharaj be upon all."

The essence of Holi has enveloped the city of Lord Krishna, Mathura, with Laddu Mar Holi celebrations taking place in Barsana on Friday. CM Yogi was an active participant in the festivities.

Alongside local residents, devotees from all over India and beyond gathered in Barsana to join in the vibrant celebrations. Many expressed their appreciation for the arrangements and the lively atmosphere of the festival.