Chandigarh, December 4: Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Friday virtually unveiled the logo of the state-level 400th Birth Anniversary Celebrations of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur ji, to be held now in a single phase in April-May 2021, on account of the Covid pandemic, instead of the two-phased celebration proposed earlier.
बड़ा नेता आया किसानों के पक्ष में, बताया खेती कानूनों का हल
Chairing a meeting of the Executive Committee for the celebrations, the Chief Minister suggested dedicating the year-long celebrations to the ‘Hind Di Chaddar’ as ‘Sarv Dharam’ year to mark the secular character of the nation. It was tentatively decided at the virtual meeting that the main programme should commence on April 23, 2021, and culminate on May 1 in a grand event. A Nagar Kirtan will be held on April 23, starting from Guru Tegh Bahadur ji’s birth place at Guru Ka Mahal in Amritsar and arriving at Baba Bakala to mark the launch of the event.
शुरू हुआ कोहरे का कहर, प्राइवेट यात्री बस टकराई खड़े ट्राले से, देखें घटनास्थल की तस्वीरें
Directing Tourism Minister Charanjit Singh Channi to prepare a proposal of works to be undertaken to commemorate the historic occasion, the Chief Minister said special development works should be undertaken in all the 103 rural and urban areas of the state associated with Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur ji. He suggested allocation of Rs 40-50 lakh for each of the 80 villages and Rs 1 crore for development of the 23 urban areas in this respect. Captain Amarinder Singh accepted the suggestion of Speaker and MLA KP Rana that separate development projects and funds should be earmarked for Sri Anandpur Sahib and Kiratpur Sahib, the two towns associated with the great Guru.
किसानों के पक्ष में पंजाब के पूर्व मुख्य मंत्री का बड़ा बयान
The Chief Minister asked Chief Secretary Vini Mahajan to discuss with all concerned departmental secretaries and prepare a detailed list of projects and consolidated expenditure involved and submit the same to the Executive Committee for approval. He suggested submitting the same subsequently to the Government of India for funding, as a committee had been formed for the Guru Tegh Bahadur celebrations under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister. Finance Minister Manpreet Badal told the meeting that his department would arrange for requisite state level funding once the list of projects is finalized.
