Building a Proud and Drug-Free Himachal: Governor Gupta's Vision

Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta urges citizens to unite for societal welfare on Himachal Day. Highlighting the state's achievements in various sectors since its formation in 1948, he calls for a drug-free youth and pays tribute to its brave martyrs, emphasizing inclusive development for future generations.

On the occasion of Himachal Day, Governor Kavinder Gupta extended his heartfelt greetings to the state's citizens, urging them to unite for the common good. He emphasized the importance of maintaining the dignity of the 'devbhoomi' by steering the youth away from drugs and fostering their participation in nation-building efforts.

Governor Gupta traced Himachal Pradesh's inception back to the merger of 30 hill princely states on April 15, 1948. He praised the state's historical dedication to patriotism and sacrifice, labeling it 'veer bhoomi.' Paying homage to the state's brave soldiers, he recognized their valor and ultimate sacrifices in safeguarding the nation.

As the state marks its 79th anniversary, Gupta lauded its strides in education, healthcare, social welfare, infrastructure, and environmental conservation. He acknowledged the residents' hard work and visionary leadership, underscoring that Himachal Day should inspire everyone to contribute to an inclusive and prosperous future for the state.

(With inputs from agencies.)