Balrampur,

14 March (HS): Under the auspices of the Indo-Nepal Friendship Committee, an

Indo-Nepal friendly Holi gathering and cultural program was organized on

Saturday. The program showcased the India-Nepal bread and daughter relationship

and conveyed a message of mutual harmony. The event was held in a vibrant and

cordial atmosphere at Madhurima Milan Hall in Tulsipur. A large number of

representatives from business organizations from Nepal, along with officials

from various social organizations, participated in the event. The event

conveyed the message of further strengthening the centuries-old cultural and

religious ties between the two countries.

During the program, speakers highlighted the

historical, religious, and cultural ties between India and Nepal, noting that

the greatest force connecting the two countries is Sanatan culture. The

traditions, festivals, and spiritual values of Sanatan Dharma bind the people

of India and Nepal together. Festivals like Holi serve as a medium to promote

mutual love, brotherhood, and social harmony. Artists from Vrindavan presented

captivating devotional and cultural programs, which were greatly appreciated by

the audience. A flower festival was played during the event, filling the entire

atmosphere with devotion and joy.

The ceremony also offered a unique glimpse of

friendship and cultural exchange between India and Nepal. Committee officials

welcomed the Nepalese guests by presenting them with robes and garlands.

Meanwhile, Nepalese representatives honored the Indian guests by presenting them

with Rudraksha garlands. This scene symbolized the intimacy between India and

Nepal and their shared faith in the eternal tradition.

Prominently present in the program were BJP leader

Vishal Mishra, MLA Kailash Nath Shukla, NMO district president Radheshyam Verma

and president of Deukhuri Industry and Commerce Association Lamhi, Dang (Nepal)

Kamal Jang Singh Thakuri, Keshavraj Pokharel, women vice president Sharda

Subedi, general secretary Hari Thapa, Basant Kumar Bhandari, secretary Ganesh

Ghimire, Lumakant Bohra, Anil Kumar Mantri, Shanta Khanal, Bhishmaraj Gaire,

Baburam Bhusal, Narayan, businessman Pintu Gupta, Shivu Khanal and officials of

various social organizations.

At the end of the program, District Pracharak of

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Jitendra Kumar, while expressing his gratitude to

all the guests, representatives from Nepal and the people present, said that

such events work to further strengthen the friendship, cultural unity and

eternal values between India and Nepal.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi