Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann extended heartfelt greetings to people across the state on the occasion of Lohri 2026, a festival that symbolizes joy, prosperity, and new beginnings. Sharing a traditional Lohri message, the Chief Minister conveyed his wishes for happiness, good health, and continued progress for every household in Punjab.
Bhagwant Mann Extends Warm Wishes to People on Lohri 2026
In his message, Bhagwant Mann described Lohri as a celebration of hope, enthusiasm, and collective joy, deeply rooted in Punjab’s cultural and agrarian traditions. He prayed for the well-being and prosperity of the people and expressed hope that the festival would bring renewed energy, positivity, and success into everyone’s lives.
Chief Minister highlighted that festivals like Lohri reflect Punjab’s rich cultural heritage
Lohri, celebrated with bonfires, folk songs, and traditional rituals, marks the end of peak winter and holds special significance for farmers and rural communities. The festival also strengthens social bonds as families and communities come together to celebrate harvest, warmth, and togetherness.
The Chief Minister highlighted that festivals like Lohri reflect Punjab’s rich cultural heritage and spirit of unity. He urged people to celebrate responsibly while preserving the traditional values associated with the festival.
As Lohri 2026 is celebrated across villages and cities with enthusiasm, Bhagwant Mann’s message resonated with people, reinforcing the importance of cultural traditions in fostering happiness, resilience, and community harmony in Punjab.
He further highlighted the importance of preserving Punjab’s cultural heritage and passing on traditional values to the younger generation. According to him, festivals like Lohri help strengthen social unity and remind society of the importance of sharing joy, warmth, and compassion with one another.
Across the state, Lohri 2026 was marked by cultural programs, folk performances, and traditional rituals. Families gathered around bonfires, singing folk songs and distributing sweets such as rewri, peanuts, and popcorn, symbolizing abundance and togetherness.
The Chief Minister also appealed to citizens to celebrate the festival responsibly, keeping environmental and safety concerns in mind. He encouraged people to avoid excessive waste and ensure that celebrations remain inclusive, peaceful, and joyful for all sections of society.
