He inaugurated the Borsola model boarding school and directed Bhoomi Poojan for the 50 MW solar project.
To revive Assam’s lost art forms, CM Sarma presented Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a divine symbol of Bhagwan Balak Ram.
“This divine symbol of Bhagwan Balak Ram, which was gifted through the #ModiParivar of Assam to the Honourable Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi Ji, reflects our government’s efforts to revive the state’s lost art forms,” Assam CM posted on X on Sunday.
“Prabhu’s Vigraha is depicted in an ancient Kham painting of Ahom-era elements unique to Assam, such as rhino dung paper, Muga silk cloth and gold-plated leaves,” he added.
He added that the taste for Kham painting was widespread in the Ahom Empire, but had almost disappeared with colonization.
“We are running to popularize this career among today’s youth,” he said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated and laid the groundwork on Saturday for several progress projects worth more than 17. 5 billion rupees in Assam, saying that “the twin-engine government is working at full speed for the progress of Assam. “
Prime Minister Modi also made a trip to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kaziranga National Park located in central Assam.
Their presence only highlighted the importance of preserving India’s herbal treasures, but also highlighted the need for sustainable tourism practices.
According to a press release from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), during his visit, Prime Minister Modi interacted with various stakeholders and wildlife, highlighting the importance of environmental conservation.
The Prime Minister’s layover began with a tour of the lush greenery surrounding Kaziranga, home to a variety of flora and fauna, as well as the iconic one-horned rhinoceros.
He praised their unwavering commitment and courage in safeguarding the region’s herbal heritage, highlighting their central role in preserving the ecosystem. (ANI)