No Formal Honouring In Government Functions : Vyavstha Parivartan

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In a significant move under ‘Vyavstha Parivartan’, the state government has decided to halt the practice of honouring dignitaries by presenting shawls, caps, and bouquets during official events. Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu announced this decision, attributing it to the ongoing natural calamity concerns.

No Formal Honouring In Government Functions : Vyavstha Parivartan
No Formal Honouring In Government Functions : Vyavstha Parivartan

As per these directives, no formal honouring or felicitation ceremonies will take place in government functions until the 31st October, 2023. Earlier, the state government has also suspended the customary guard of honour traditionally accorded to VVIPs during field visits until 15th September this year.

These measures collectively reflect the state’s commitment to enacting meaningful change and fostering a pragmatic approach towards governance. “The state government’s decision not only aligns with the need to channel resources and attention towards managing natural calamities but also underscores a departure from symbolic formalities to more substantive actions in the realm of governance,” said the Chief Minister.

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