On the 13th of February Droupadi Murmu Interacts With Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups In Uttar Pradesh.
On a sunny day in Lucknow, President Droupadi Murmu interacts with the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) of Uttar Pradesh. The President was greeted with warm applause and traditional tribal dances as she made her way to the main hall.
The President addressed the gathering and spoke about the importance of preserving the rich cultural heritage of the tribal communities.
She emphasized the need for ensuring equal opportunities and access to education, healthcare, and employment for the members of these communities. President Murmu expressed her support for the efforts of the government and non-government organizations in empowering PVTGs and said that her government will continue to work towards uplifting their socio-economic status.
The President took part in an interactive session with the members of the PVTGs, where they shared their experiences and challenges faced by their communities. The President listened attentively and assured them that their issues will be taken seriously and addressed accordingly. She also encouraged the members to continue their efforts toward preserving their cultural identity and traditions.
The President’s visit to Lucknow and her interaction with the PVTGs received widespread coverage in the media and was hailed as a significant step towards empowering these marginalized communities. The members of the PVTGs were thrilled to have had the opportunity to meet and interact with the President and felt inspired by her words of encouragement.
President Droupadi Murmu’s visit to Lucknow and her interaction with the PVTGs of Uttar Pradesh sent a strong message of hope and support for these communities. Her efforts to empower and uplift these marginalized groups will go a long way in creating a more inclusive and equitable society.
