Punjab secures 2nd place in folk song and 3rd place in folk dance in National Youth Festival
folk song Youth Services Minister Meet Hayer congratulated the youth winners
Chandigarh, January 18
In the National Youth Festival organised by the Government of India, Punjab won the second place in the folk song competition and the third place in the folk dance competition. Youth Services Minister Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer has congratulated the winning youth.
The 27th National Youth Festival was organised by the Ministry of Youth and Sports in the city of Nashik in Maharashtra in which youth from 28 states and 8 Union Territories of India participated. Under the leadership of Assistant Director of Youth Services Department Punjab Kulwinder Singh and Raghbir Singh Mann, 100 youth of Punjab participated in various competitions. Taranpreet Singh of Punjab won the second place in the folk song competition and the Bhangra team of Punjab won the third place in the group folk dance. The second place team got a cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh and the third place team got a prize money of Rs. 75 thousand.
Youth Services Minister Meet Hayer expressed his congratulations to the winners and emphasized the significance of their achievements in bringing honor to Punjab at the national level. The minister acknowledged the positive impact of the winners on the state’s reputation, attributing the success to the commitment of the State government led by Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann.
Minister Meet Hayer highlighted the government’s dedication to promoting the rich cultural heritage of Punjab, indicating that the recognition received in national competitions contributes to showcasing and preserving the cultural identity of the state. By acknowledging the winners’ efforts, the minister also underscored the government’s commitment to supporting and nurturing talent in various fields, particularly among the youth.
The mention of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann’s leadership suggests that the government’s policies and initiatives align with the encouragement of cultural activities and talent development. The minister’s emphasis on the state’s standing in national competitions being a source of inspiration for the young generation reflects the belief that such achievements can motivate and guide the youth towards excellence.
In summary, Minister Meet Hayer’s statement not only celebrates the success of the winners but also underscores the government’s commitment to promoting Punjab’s cultural heritage and fostering a supportive environment for the development of talent, ultimately inspiring the youth of the state.
