The Jharkhand Assembly buzzed with festive cheer on Friday as leaders ditched synthetic colors for a refreshing flower Holi during the budget session’s Holi Milan. Assembly Speaker Rabindra Nath Mahto hosted Chief Minister Hemant Soren, cabinet ministers, and legislators in an evening of petal showers and hearty laughter.
Soren, addressing the gathering, showered Holi greetings on Jharkhand’s residents. He portrayed the festival as a celebration of interpersonal love, sibling-like bonds, and communal harmony, urging everyone to carry its spirit year-round for lasting joy in lives.
This eco-friendly twist to the traditional revelry drew praise for promoting sustainability. Flowers replaced gulal, ensuring no harm to skin or environment, while the event’s intimate setting within the assembly complex amplified its charm.
Political observers see this as a strategic morale booster amid grueling session demands. Laughter and playful exchanges helped diffuse tensions, reinforcing team spirit across aisles. Soren’s poignant words on brotherhood struck a chord, especially in a state known for its cultural mosaic.
Detailed accounts from attendees paint a picture of unbridled joy: ministers chasing MLAs with garlands, speakers trading floral hugs. The event concluded with collective chants of festival wishes, leaving participants rejuvenated.
Looking ahead, this Holi Milan exemplifies how cultural festivities can humanize politics. As debates resume, the memory of shared smiles promises smoother deliberations, embodying Soren’s vision of a united, happy Jharkhand.