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Religion
Nagaland Governor Opens Kanya Pujan Programme in Gaya
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 18 Oct 2026, 07:02 PM
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The Governor of Nagaland inaugurated the Kanya Pujan ceremony in Gaya, Bihar, marking a significant religious event attended by local dignitaries.
The Governor of Nagaland, Shri R. K. Singh, formally opened the Kanya Pujan ceremony on Tuesday in the historic city of Gaya, Bihar. The event was held at the renowned Vishnupad Temple complex, a site that attracts devotees from across the country.
During the inauguration, the Governor delivered a brief address highlighting the importance of the ritual in preserving cultural heritage and fostering inter-state goodwill. He also expressed gratitude to the local authorities for their support.
The ceremony, which involves the symbolic worship of a young girl as a representation of the divine, was attended by several senior officials, religious leaders, and members of the local community. The event is part of a broader initiative to promote cultural exchange between Nagaland and other Indian states.
Organizers noted that the program will continue for the next few days, offering devotees the opportunity to participate in traditional rites and receive blessings.
The Governor’s presence underscored the significance of the event for both the Nagaland community and the wider Indian populace, reinforcing shared values across diverse regions.
During the inauguration, the Governor delivered a brief address highlighting the importance of the ritual in preserving cultural heritage and fostering inter-state goodwill. He also expressed gratitude to the local authorities for their support.
The ceremony, which involves the symbolic worship of a young girl as a representation of the divine, was attended by several senior officials, religious leaders, and members of the local community. The event is part of a broader initiative to promote cultural exchange between Nagaland and other Indian states.
Organizers noted that the program will continue for the next few days, offering devotees the opportunity to participate in traditional rites and receive blessings.
The Governor’s presence underscored the significance of the event for both the Nagaland community and the wider Indian populace, reinforcing shared values across diverse regions.