Raipur: President Droupadi Murmu will be on a two-day visit to Chhattisgarh on October 22 and 23. During this visit, a ‘Youth Engagement and Service Recognition’ (Yuva Prabodhan evam Seva Samman) event will be held in Raipur. The President will interact with approximately 1,000 selected students from various schools and colleges. Additionally, she will honor individuals who have contributed to society through voluntary blood donation.
Interaction with Youth at the Indoor Stadium
On October 22, students will have the opportunity to interact directly with the President at an event to be held at the Indoor Stadium in Raipur. Furthermore, blood donors who contributed voluntarily under the ‘Seva Sankalp’ (Commitment to Service) campaign will be felicitated. The objective of this initiative is to raise awareness about voluntary blood donation and encourage acts of social service.
Participation in ‘Muriya Darbar’ in Jagdalpur
On October 23, the President will arrive in Jagdalpur, where she will participate in the ‘Muriya Darbar’—a historic tradition associated with the world-renowned Bastar Dussehra. This event is an integral part of the tribal culture and traditions of Bastar. Often referred to as the ‘people’s parliament’ (jan-sansad) of the tribal community, it serves as a platform where tribal representatives present their concerns, demands, and issues pertaining to their region.
Addressing a Gathering at Lalbagh
During her visit to Jagdalpur, President Droupadi Murmu will also address a gathering at Lalbagh. Her visit will highlight not only the engagement with the youth and the recognition of blood donors in Raipur but also the rich tribal culture and historic traditions of Bastar.
