PM Modi Birthday Celebrations Across Madhya Pradesh See Two Lakh Diyas, Blood Donation And Green Drives
Dhar (Madhya Pradesh): Dhar Municipality marked Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 76th birthday by arranging around two lakh lamps in the shape of India at the fort ground. Anganwadi workers, tehsildar, patwari and Brahma Kumaris employees helped prepare the display. Each lamp received 30 ml oil. CMO Vishwanath Pratap Singh and SDM Rajkumar Haldar said ‘Sankalp Bharat Abhiyan’ was also written on…
In Madhya Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 76th birthday was celebrated with grand festivities across various districts. Two lakh oil lamps adorned the shape of India at the Dhar fort ground, with assistance from Anganwadi workers and municipal officials. Ganesh temple PIPALRAWAN illuminated 2,000 lamps during the 'Ek Diya Ashirwad Ke Naam' campaign.
Sanitation workers were honored for their contributions to cleanliness. In KHACHROD, a sacred tree was planted at the Chowki Jail premises by Arham Environment Protection Committee members.
Municipal representatives cleaned Shivna ghat in Mandsaur, offering garlands and taking a cleanliness oath. A blood donation camp, cleanliness drive and fruit distribution program marked the occasion in Sanawad, with MLA Sachin Birla inspecting the blood bank. In Khargone, a 'Seva Sankalp' campaign was launched, with BJP workers, students, and residents donating blood at various locations. Sendhwa collected 150 units of blood during a blood donation camp under the 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan'.
Jhabua's Women and Child Development Minister launched the month-long 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan', planting 2,000 saplings at Hathipava Hill and collecting 142 units of blood during a donation drive. In Barnagar, 16 units of blood were collected during a blood donation camp. Garoth observed the day as 'Seva Sankalp Diwas', with a cleanliness drive and tree plantation along the Anjali River.
In Maheshwar, a blood donation camp at the Community Health Centre collected 10 units of blood. MLA Kanchan Mukesh Tanve participated in various 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' programs, attending a blood donation camp and distributing assistive devices. In Khargone, Collector Guru Prasad launched a mega voluntary blood donation campaign, targeting 55 units at Abhyuday University, 30 at District Hospital, 90 at Civil Hospital Barwaha, and 25 at Civil Hospital Sanawad.
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