Devbhoomi Cultural Festival 2025 Concludes in Badrinath; CM Dhami Emphasises Tourism Growth
The Devbhoomi Cultural Festival 2025 in Badrinath concluded with Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami highlighting its role in boosting tourism and economic opportunities for local communities.
The Devbhoomi Cultural Festival 2025 wrapped up in Badrinath, Chamoli district, with Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami attending the closing ceremony. The two-day event was a collaboration between the Indian Army and the Uttarakhand government. It attracted enthusiastic participation from both locals and tourists.

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Promoting Tourism and Economy
Chief Minister Dhami highlighted the festival's success, noting its role in boosting tourism and strengthening the economy in border areas. He emphasised that the initiative aligns with the Vibrant Village Programme's goals, offering new livelihood opportunities for youth and women. The festival aims to promote winter tourism, generate employment, encourage reverse migration, and bolster the economy of border regions.
Cultural Performances and Exhibitions
Schoolchildren showcased traditional folk dances and songs during the festival. Additionally, stalls and a "Know Your Army" exhibition were set up by the district administration and the Army. These activities provided entertainment while highlighting cultural heritage and military awareness.
Lieutenant General Anindya Sengupta, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Central Command, along with Lieutenant General D G Mishra, General Officer Commanding of the North India Area, attended the event. Their presence underscored the significance of this collaborative effort between civil authorities and the military.
Chief Minister Dhami also visited the Badrinath Temple during his visit. He offered prayers for the happiness and prosperity of both Uttarakhand and India. This gesture highlighted the cultural and spiritual dimensions of the festival.
The Devbhoomi Cultural Festival 2025 not only entertained but also served as a platform for economic growth and cultural exchange. By engaging local communities and tourists alike, it fostered a sense of unity and purpose in promoting regional development.
With inputs from PTI
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