CM Tamang calls Sikkim a ‘shared identity’ as statehood celebrations stir pride across state
In his message, the Chief Minister expressed deep gratitude to every Sikkimese for their role in making the 50-year milestone memorable.
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As Sikkim marks 50 years of its statehood, Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang delivered an emotional message to the people, calling the state “not just a place – but a feeling, a shared identity, and a collective pride.”
Reflecting on the golden jubilee celebrations, CM Tamang thanked the people of Sikkim for their heartfelt participation and support throughout the commemorative events. “This celebration was a beautiful reflection of that spirit,” he said, referring to the unity and enthusiasm displayed by citizens from all corners of the state.
In his message, the Chief Minister expressed deep gratitude to every Sikkimese for their role in making the 50-year milestone memorable. “Thank you to my dear fellow Sikkimese for being a part of this incredible journey. Your love, support, and enthusiastic participation made this celebration truly special. You didn’t just witness history; you lived it, celebrated it, and made it memorable,” he said.
The golden jubilee celebrations have been marked by a series of events including cultural programs, exhibitions, and official gatherings that have highlighted Sikkim’s unique journey since joining the Indian Union in 1975. From its historic transition to statehood to its present-day achievements in education, healthcare, tourism, and sustainability, Sikkim has come a long way.