Delhi CM Rekha Gupta attended the Govardhan Puja Mahotsav at Shri Agrasen Dham in Kundli, performed Gau Seva and offered prayers to Lord Krishna, highlighting nature conservation and social welfare.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta took part in the Shri Govardhan Puja Mahotsav at Shri Agrasen Dham, Kundli. She performed the Gau Seva, and prayed to Lord Krishna.
In the celebration of the festival, the Delhi Chief Minister prayed for peace, prosperity and happiness across the city and society. The festival highlights why it important to preserve our cultural traditions in India and how we can work in harmony with nature, animals and humans.
Govardhan Puja holds great meaning in the Hindu culture. The festival is associated with Lord Krishna and expresses our gratitude for nature. During the celebration at Shri Agrasen Dham, the festival highlighted the importance of looking after our environment and providing service to living beings.
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She said that during the celebration at Shri Agrasen Dham it is a way of keeping the values of Sanatan culture alive. It encourages us to look after our cows, be grateful for nature and look after the community.
The Chief Minister prayed to Lord Girirajdhari.
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