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Mahakal Lok To Glow With Thousands Of Diyas On PM Modi’s Birthday; MP Plans Month-Long Campaign

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said that a large number of earthen lamps should be lit at Mahakal Lok on the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sept 17. He was reviewing the preparations for the month-long 'Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan' to be launched to celebrate PM Modi completing 25 years in public life. The campaign will be launched on Sept 17 and will continue till Oct…

Mahakal Lok To Glow With Thousands Of Diyas On PM Modi’s Birthday; MP Plans Month-Long Campaign

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced that Mahakal Lok will be illuminated with thousands of earthen lamps to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday on September 17. The Chief Minister was reviewing preparations for a month-long Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan, which will celebrate Modi's 25 years in public service, commencing on the same day and concluding on October 17.

Yadav emphasized that vibrant events should be held at all locations where the Prime Minister has either inaugurated major projects, laid the foundation stone, or gifted something significant to the state.

During the meeting, it was revealed that there will be 13 distinct programs held under the campaign, such as Ashirwad Ka Diya, Dream India of 25 Crore Children, Story of Change, Sankalp Yatra of Vikshit Yatra, Rangoli Rashtra, and more. The Ashirwad Ka Diya will be lit to express gratitude for Modi's 25 years of public service. Every household will light an earthen lamp to symbolize their support for the campaign.

The district administration will ensure a sufficient supply of earthen lamps. Additionally, traders in Bhopal's Kolar area have staged a symbolic funeral to protest the recent shop sealing drive.

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