Culture is our identity, Min tells Datia villagers

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Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Narottam Mishra met villagers at village Satari of district Datia on Tuesday. He said that our culture is our identity. Culture and Nature is complementary to each other. Culture in the form science has been amalgamated in our behaviour and manner from ancient time.

Mishra reiterated that science has been merged in our attitude, behaviour and food. Importance of plants like tulsi, neem, peepal and Bargad etc. has been linked to the religion. These plants produce oxygen. Mishra said that religious programmes bond us together and bring happiness. He asked the people to always remain polite, this would keep them away from ill will for others besides accomplishing good work for the society.

Mishra when came to know about the unavailability of the sound system while visiting Mata Mandir situated at hillock, made an announcement of Rs 25,000 on demand of the villagers. He told the people to establish sound system in such a manner that villagers should listen to bhakti sangeet every morning.

At the last day of Ramlila at Baggikhana at Datia city, Muslims and Sportspersons were honoured in the presence of Minister Mishra. Arti was performed by all. The honoured persons include Moulana Taiyyab Khan, Mahmood Master, Sattar Baba, Rafique Raeen, Mammu Killedar and Iqbal Khan. The sportspersons which were honoured include Ku. Phalguni Tiwari - Malkhamb, Khushi Dubey- Martial Arts, Rishi Pratap Bundela – Martial Arts and Anil Yadav –Judo.

The Minister Mishra also visited various places to express condolence. He visited residence of Banti Barsoya and paid homage to Vimla Devi. Expressed condolence on the demise of Siyasaran Sahu father of Banti Sahu at Pankaj Shukla gali and over demise of Harcharan Sen father of ramjisharan Sen. He announced an economic assistance of Rs 10,000 for the Sen Family.

Narottam Mishra met journalists of district at local Tanya Palace. He exchanged greetings of Dushhera in a traditional style offering paan to all the journalists.

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