CM Tamang extends greetings on Indra Jatra, prays for prosperity and harmony in Sikkim

Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang has extended warm greetings and heartfelt wishes to the people of the state on the auspicious occasion of Indra Jatra, one of the grandest festivals celebrated by the Newar community with devotion and festivity.

In his message, the Chief Minister described Indra Jatra as a festival deeply rooted in cultural heritage and spiritual significance. The occasion is dedicated to Lord Indra, the deity of rain and prosperity, and is celebrated to seek blessings for a bountiful harvest, collective well-being, and social harmony. Tamang highlighted that such festivals not only strengthen cultural bonds but also reflect the shared traditions that enrich the social fabric of Sikkim.

“On this sacred occasion, I pray to Lord Indra to bless the people of Sikkim with creativity, wisdom, and the strength to overcome challenges,” Tamang said in his statement. He further wished for prosperity in families, success in endeavors, and overall growth of the state, adding that peace and harmony must remain the guiding principles as Sikkim continues its journey of development.

The Chief Minister also said that Indra Jatra is more than a celebration of faith—it is an expression of unity and collective aspiration. The festival, observed with rituals, music, dances, and traditional gatherings, has become a platform for communities to come together and reaffirm their cultural pride.