Lucknow, 19

March (HS): Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, greeted

people on Chaitra Navratri and Sanatan Nav Samvatsar 2083, emphasizing the

festival's focus on women's empowerment. He defined Chaitra Navratri as a

magnificent chance to worship Shakti while also strengthening society via the

protection and respect of women.

CM Yogi

sent heartfelt wishes for the Hindu New Year (Vikram Samvat 2083) and Navratri,

wishing everyone success and happiness. He promised a secure and calm festival

atmosphere across the state, guaranteeing that the festivities take place

without fear. He advised communities to embrace an attitude of providing equal

opportunity for girls as a realistic step toward progress. The Chief Minister

highlighted that a developed UP must provide equal chances for daughters,

citing the success of the 'Mission Shakti' campaign.

In a post

on X, he stated, “Hearty congratulations and best wishes to all the residents

of the state and devotees on Chaitra Navratri, the sacred festival of worship

of Adishakti, Mother Bhavani, the mother of the universe. On this sacred

festival of power, devotion, and culture, may Mother Jagadamba infuse

happiness, peace, health, and prosperity into everyone's life, this is my

prayer. Jai Maa Bhagwati!”

In another

post on X, he mentiomed, “Vande Vanchitlabhay Chandrardhakrit Shekharam (I

salute her whose peak is made of half a moon for the attainment of the desired

object The illustrious daughter of the mountains riding on a bull and wielding

a trident) On the first day of 'Chaitra Navratri', the holy festival of worship

and worship of Goddess Jagajjanani Maa Durga, it is my prayer to Maa Shailputri

to infuse strength, devotion and positive energy in the lives of all the

devotees. Jai Maa Shailputri.”

He further

penned a post on X, which reads as follows: “Heartiest greetings to the people

of the state on the auspicious occasion of Hindu New Year, Nav Samvatsar,

Vikram Samvat 2083, a symbol of India's eternal tradition, culture, and new

consciousness. This day symbolizes a new beginning in the world, the re-establishment

of religion, truth, and values. Hindu New Year is a day that strengthens our

time calculation, cultural consciousness, and national consciousness. Come,

with new resolutions, let us participate in building a strong, prosperous, and

developed India.”

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi