Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday took center stage in the vibrant celebrations of Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas, marking the 150th birth anniversary of the revered tribal leader, Lord Birsa Munda.
The occasion was marked by a special visit to the Devmogra Temple in Gujarat, where Modi performed pooja and darshan, seeking blessings for the health and prosperity of all Indians.
“Today, on the occasion of Tribal Pride Day, and the sacred 150th birth anniversary of Lord Birsa Munda ji, I had the good fortune to have darshan at the temple of Devmogra Mata. From Devi Mata, I prayed for the excellent health and prosperity of all fellow countrymen,” Modi said, urging citizens to visit the temple and seek blessings. “Jai Devmogra Mata!”
The celebrations were further amplified as the Prime Minister led a grand roadshow, engaging with enthusiastic crowds eager to honor the legacy of Birsa Munda. During the event, Modi also garlanded a statue of the tribal icon, symbolizing respect and reverence for his extraordinary contributions to India’s tribal communities.
Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas is a significant occasion that honors the courage, resilience, and cultural heritage of India’s indigenous populations. Modi’s presence and heartfelt tribute underscored the government’s commitment to tribal welfare and inclusive development, reflecting the spirit of unity and pride that defines the day.
As the nation commemorates Lord Birsa Munda’s legacy, the celebrations in Gujarat serve as a reminder of the enduring strength and vital role of tribal communities in India’s progress.