'Namo Seva Ankahi Kahaniyan' Launched in Amritpur, Spreading Development Message Through Folk Art

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'Namo Seva Ankahi Kahaniyan' Program Initiated in Amritpur

The program 'Namo Seva Ankahi Kahaniyan' has been formally launched in the Amritpur assembly constituency of Farrukhabad district. This initiative, organized by the Culture and Tourism Department, aims to deliver messages related to government schemes, services, culture, and heritage to the public through folk art performances by cultural troupes.

The program is also significant for promoting the state's rich cultural traditions. On its inaugural day, artists disseminated messages of social awareness and provided information on various public welfare schemes by the government through folk songs, dances, and theatrical performances.

This event will continue for the next four days at various locations within the Amritpur assembly constituency, encouraging active participation from local residents. The primary objective is to connect the general public with the state's cultural heritage and raise their awareness about development initiatives.

Folk Art Promotes Government Schemes

Member of Parliament Mukesh Rajput was present as the chief guest at the program's launch. A large number of local citizens also attended, observing the artists' performances. According to the department's plan, similar cultural programs will be organized sequentially in all other assembly constituencies of the district.

Local residents have shown considerable enthusiasm for these performances. The artists effectively used their craft to present government messages in a simple and accessible language, making them understandable to the common populace. This initiative seeks to establish a meaningful synergy between culture and development, utilizing art as a medium to convey information about government schemes to everyone.