PM Narendra Modi Extends Warm Greetings on Rongali Bihu, Vishu and Poila Boishakh Celebrations
Rongali Bihu, Vishu and Poila Boishakh celebrations bring focus on prosperity, gratitude and national harmony
NEW DELHI, April 15: Narendra Modi on Wednesday conveyed his heartfelt wishes to citizens across the country celebrating Rongali Bihu, Vishu and Poila Boishakh, underlining the importance of unity, prosperity and cultural richness.
Marking these vibrant regional festivals observed in Assam, Kerala and West Bengal respectively, the Prime Minister expressed hope that the spirit of joy, harmony and brotherhood continues to strengthen the social fabric of the nation.
In his message, Modi acknowledged the enthusiasm and diversity reflected in celebrations across India, noting that such occasions highlight the country’s cultural depth and collective spirit. He also extended gratitude to the nation’s farming community, recognising their vital contribution in sustaining livelihoods and ensuring food security.
Greeting people on Rongali Bihu, the Prime Minister described the festival as a symbol of new beginnings, prosperity and togetherness. He emphasised that the celebration beautifully represents Assamese traditions and continues to gain recognition nationwide. He further wished for a year filled with success, happiness and good health for all.
On the occasion of Vishu, Modi highlighted the festival’s message of optimism, gratitude and renewal. He expressed hope that the new year would bring fresh opportunities, peace and prosperity to people, reinforcing the importance of positivity in everyday life.
Extending his wishes for Poila Boishakh, the Prime Minister conveyed hopes for the fulfilment of aspirations and a year marked by happiness and well-being. He also noted that the occasion is a reminder of the enduring cultural legacy of West Bengal, which has played a significant role in shaping India’s civilisational identity.
The Prime Minister’s greetings reflected a broader message of national unity through cultural diversity, as multiple regions welcomed their traditional new year with celebrations rooted in heritage, community bonding and shared optimism for the future.
