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RAMBAN: The District Administration Ramban today organised a vibrant live musical concert at Yatri Niwas, Chanderkote, under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Ramban, Mohammad Alyas Khan, as part of the ongoing Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign, aimed at fostering patriotism, national pride and a strong sense of unity and collective responsibility among citizens.

The musical evening witnessed enthusiastic participation from SSP Ramban Arun Gupta, ADC Ramban Varunjeet Singh Charak, ACR Shoket Hayat Mattoo, ACD Sheraj Ahmed, other senior district officers, Army and CRPF personals, prominent citizens, officials, local residents, youth and other sections of society. Renowned singers Mohan Thakur, Jeewan Pahari, Ronak Thakur, Pardeep Singh, Divya Bharati and Kajal Sharma enthralled the audience with their performances. The programme provided a unique blend of music and patriotic messaging, creating an atmosphere of national pride and celebration.

The artists enthralled the audience with a diverse repertoire of songs centred around patriotism, national unity, the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign and the Nasha Mukt Abhiyan. Through their soulful performances and meaningful compositions, the artists conveyed powerful messages of love for the nation, social harmony, responsible citizenship and the importance of keeping the younger generation away from drug abuse and other social evils.

The performances highlighting the Har Ghar Tiranga initiative encouraged people to celebrate the spirit of the national flag and reaffirm their commitment to the values of unity, integrity and patriotism. The artists also used the platform to spread awareness about the harmful consequences of drug abuse and called upon youth to adopt healthy, constructive and productive lifestyles, contributing positively to society and the nation.

The event also underscored the District Administration's commitment to taking the message of national unity, patriotism and social responsibility to the grassroots through innovative and engaging programmes. Such initiatives provide an effective platform for connecting with people, particularly the youth, while promoting awareness about important social causes.

The enthusiastic response from the audience reflected the strong spirit of patriotism and community participation prevailing across the district under the Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign.

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