Lohri 2026: The message of Loy from CM Yogi Adityanath was delivered with heartfelt sentiment to the People of Uttar Pradesh as we move into 2026. The Chief Minister has also pointed to the cultural significance of this festival and has called upon all citizens to celebrate it in harmony and with gratitude and joy. CM Yogi Adityanath’s message evokes the unifying spirit of Lohri, which brings together Families and Communities throughout the State of Uttar Pradesh.
Honoring the Hard Work of Farmers
Lohri 2026: In his message on the occasion of Lohri, CM Yogi commended the farmer community for all their hard work which has led to a successful harvest season. CM Yogi spoke of the difficulties endured by the farmer community and underscored the important position held by farmers in providing food security and a strong economy for our country. CM Yogi used the Lohri celebration as an opportunity to highlight how traditional festivals and celebrations serve as a means of connecting with the farming community.
Lohri Traditions and Festive Spirit
Bonfires, traditional songs and dances, and the exchange of the food items of jaggery, sesame and airpopped corn, are some of the most common ways that Lohri is celebrated. The Lohri celebration is a time for family and friends to join together around a bonfire, praying and celebrating the New Year (by consuming traditional sweet treats) in a celebratory spirit. Greetings from Chief Minister Yogi reflected these traditions and encouraged everyone to celebrate in a happy manner while, at the same time, recognising the cultural significance of this holiday.
Promoting Cultural Heritage and Sustainability
CM Yogi connected Lohri to the environment and supporting farmers through awareness of good practices as well as cultural heritage. He wants everyone who celebrates Lohri to be mindful of both cultural heritage and the great importance of supporting farmers with sustainable agriculture methods. He believes it is essential for everyone to celebrate their culture and preserve the backbone of India’s agriculture economy.
