Jammu, March 19, 2026 — Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha took part in the joyous Navreh celebrations in Jammu today, offering prayers to Maa Sharika and invoking blessings for the health, prosperity, and well-being of all. The event marked the beginning of the Kashmiri New Year, celebrated with devotion, rituals, and cultural traditions.
Speaking at the occasion, LG Sinha emphasized the significance of preserving India’s spiritual heritage and the value of passing on timeless traditions to future generations. He urged the youth to not just inherit the country’s legacy but to actively shape it, contributing to a developed, sustainable, and thriving future.
“Festivals like Navreh are more than cultural observances; they are a reminder of our collective wisdom, resilience, and spiritual strength,” he said. “I encourage young people to engage deeply with our traditions, learn from them, and use that understanding to build a better tomorrow.”
The celebrations were marked by traditional offerings, prayers, and cultural performances that reflected the rich Kashmiri Pandit heritage. Attendees appreciated the LG’s message of hope, unity, and youth empowerment, highlighting the importance of connecting cultural roots with modern development.
LG Sinha concluded his address by wishing everyone a prosperous and bright New Year, urging citizens to uphold their traditions while contributing to Jammu and Kashmir’s growth and progress.