Raipur

Taking the resolve of developed India to the people through 'Colors of Service': Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao

Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao today inspected the block-level "Color of Service" rangoli event organized at Manas Manch in Lormi as part of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan. He praised the attractive rangolis created by artists and students.

 Saw discussed with the students and inquired about the themes, objectives, and messages behind their rangolis. The students explained that they had presented themes such as water conservation, a developed India, women's empowerment, Digital India, and a clean India through their rangoli designs. The Deputy Chief Minister praised the students' creativity and enthusiasm.

Deputy Chief Minister Saw said that the spirit of service and the vision of a developed India have been beautifully expressed through rangoli. Kota rangoli artist Ravi Paikra has created a magnificent rangoli of a developed India using nearly two and a quarter quintals of material. This rangoli attractively presents the resolve for a developed India.

At the event, girls from eight schools created rangolis on various themes. Rangoli brought to life various colors of service, from water conservation to Digital India, Clean India, and women's empowerment. 

 Saw said that the objective of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan is to spread the vision of a developed India to every person. Every individual should connect with the vision of a developed India and their role in its creation. The primary objective of this campaign is to spread Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message of service and public welfare to the masses.