Minister Patel Welcomes Kalash Yatra in Narsinghpur, Interacts with Youth

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'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan-2026' Continues with Kalash Yatra

As part of the 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan-2026', ongoing from September 17 to October 17, 2026, the 'Seva Jyoti Kalash Yatra' reached Gram Kerpani via Vikrampur border on Wednesday. The yatra aims to spread Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message of 25 years of public service and welfare initiatives across the nation.

This significant stop in the Narsinghpur district symbolizes India's diverse culture and social unity. The procession, led by a Kalash and a torch, is followed by a large contingent of motorcyclists, reflecting the campaign's energy and momentum.

The campaign disseminates crucial messages of service, social participation, environmental conservation, and development, addressing contemporary needs. Travelers from four states are participating on motorcycles, demonstrating a nationwide spirit of service.

Minister Patel Addresses Yatra and Youth

Addressing a gathering in Gram Kerpani, Minister for Panchayat and Rural Development and Labour, Prahlad Singh Patel, stated that the Prime Minister's 25 years in public life have been dedicated to service, dedication, and public welfare. This period is not just a milestone but a testament to his unwavering commitment to public service.

Instead of merely celebrating these years, a unique decision was made to connect them with service activities, embodying the Prime Minister's mantra of 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, aur Sabka Prayas' (Together with all, Development for all, Trust of all, and Efforts of all).

Minister Patel expressed that the arrival of this important yatra in Kerpani is a matter of great pride for the region, directly connecting the local community with a national service campaign. He extended a heartfelt welcome and felicitation to all travelers from Kerpani and the entire Narsinghpur Assembly constituency.

Engaging Dialogue with Youth on Future and Contribution

A special interactive session with students was organized upon the yatra's arrival in Gram Kerpani, forming a key part of the campaign. During this, Minister Prahlad Singh Patel engaged in an intimate discussion with students about their education, employment prospects, personal interests, and future aspirations.

This dialogue was more than formal; it was an effort to understand the thoughts and dreams of the youth. He urged them to play an active role in the development of society and the nation.

The Minister attentively listened to and understood the students' ideas and experiences, making them feel that their views were valued. He emphasized that if the energy and talent of the youth are channeled in the right and positive direction, significant positive changes can be brought about in society, reflecting faith in their potential.

By embracing the spirit of service and social participation, youth can make a crucial contribution to the nation's progress. The Minister also highlighted how small acts of service can lead to large changes and how every young person can be a partner in the country's advancement.

He inspired them to not only acquire knowledge but also to utilize it for the betterment of society. During this session, Minister Patel specifically interacted with students like Rajul Lodhi, Lakshmi Lodhi, and Anurag Lodhi. He gathered detailed information about the school's daily routine and available facilities to understand the educational environment and potential improvements.

He sought to understand the challenges students face and the kind of support they require. The event was attended by the Vice-President of the District Panchayat, Anita Rajendra Thakur, former State Minister Jalam Singh Patel, Mahant Pritampuri Goswami, Yatra In-charge Praveen Pratap, other public representatives, and a large number of villagers. Administrative officials and staff also actively participated, underscoring the campaign's importance for local governance.

This stop of the 'Seva Jyoti Kalash Yatra' in Narsinghpur district has further strengthened the message of public service. The event instilled a new enthusiasm among local youth, showcasing the campaign's positive impact. The yatra continues its journey, reiterating its pledge of service in various regions, a significant step towards positive societal change.

This journey is more than just a procession; it is a grand campaign to connect people and awaken the spirit of service, conveying the achievements of the Prime Minister's 25-year tenure and his dedication to public service to every citizen.