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Sikkim CM Prem Singh Tamang urges cultural heritage preservation at Milan More Deusi-Bhailo Mahotsav
✍️ Sikkim News
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 10:02 AM
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Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang attended the MP Deusi‑Bhailo Mahotsav in Milan More, Sikkim, and called for the protection of the state’s cultural heritage.
Sikkim's Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang was present at the MP Deusi‑Bhailo Mahotsav held in Milan More, a cultural gathering that showcases traditional songs and dances associated with the festive season. In his address to the assembled crowd, the CM highlighted the importance of preserving Sikkim's unique cultural practices, which he said are integral to the state's identity.
He urged community members, cultural groups, and government agencies to work together in documenting, promoting, and safeguarding these traditions for future generations. The CM also emphasized that cultural heritage can serve as a catalyst for tourism and economic development while reinforcing social cohesion.
The festival, organized by local authorities, featured performances by folk artists and encouraged participation from youth, reflecting the government's broader push to keep indigenous art forms alive. Tamang's remarks were well‑received, underscoring the administration's commitment to cultural conservation.
The event concluded with a traditional procession, reinforcing the message that Sikkim's heritage remains a living, vibrant part of everyday life.
He urged community members, cultural groups, and government agencies to work together in documenting, promoting, and safeguarding these traditions for future generations. The CM also emphasized that cultural heritage can serve as a catalyst for tourism and economic development while reinforcing social cohesion.
The festival, organized by local authorities, featured performances by folk artists and encouraged participation from youth, reflecting the government's broader push to keep indigenous art forms alive. Tamang's remarks were well‑received, underscoring the administration's commitment to cultural conservation.
The event concluded with a traditional procession, reinforcing the message that Sikkim's heritage remains a living, vibrant part of everyday life.