PM Modi writes to citizens of four states; greets Navratri, New Year, Gudi Padwa

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Say hello to people at the beginning of Thursday nine nights and the traditional Indian New Year, celebrated in different forms across the country.Blessings to Nav Samvatsar, Navratri, Gudi Padwa, gardenerThe Prime Minister said these occasions mark the arrival of a new year, bringing renewal, hope and new possibilities.“Greetings to everyone on the special occasion of Nav Samvatsar. Wishing everyone unlimited happiness, success and good health,” he said in a message.“I pray that the coming New Year will further enhance courage, confidence and the spirit of service in everyone’s life. May this also add new impetus to our collective efforts to build the nation,” Modi said.The Hindu New Year Nav Samvatsar (Vikram Samvat 2083) begins on Thursday, marking the beginning of Chaitra Shukla Pratipada.The Prime Minister also extended greetings to Navratri, which is celebrated in honor of Goddess Durga.He said in Hindi: “My sincerest wishes to my family across the country for a happy Navratri. May this holy moment of worship of the Supreme Power bring happiness, good luck, prosperity and good health to everyone.”Prime Minister Modi said that with the infinite grace of Shakti incarnation Maa Durga, may welfare be enjoyed by all and give new energy to the determination of “Viksit Bharat” (Developed India). “Jai ambe jagadambe maa!” he said. “On the holy occasion of Navratri, I pray to the Goddess to bless everyone with her love and mercy. Jai Mata Di!” he said.He also greeted people on the occasion of Gudi Padwa.“Warm greetings to all on the occasion of the vibrant Gudi Padwa! This beautiful festival marks the arrival of a new year, bringing renewal, hope and new possibilities,” he said.The Prime Minister wishes that the coming year brings joy, success and good health to all.“May it encourage each of us to be determined to move forward, nurture our ambitions and make a meaningful contribution,” he said.Modi also extended his blessings to the Ugadi festival celebrated in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka, noting that it symbolizes new energy and beginnings.“Ugadi marks the beginning of a new year and I pray that the coming year will be filled with happiness, success and good health. May this year inspire everyone to sincerely pursue their aspirations and make a positive contribution to society,” he said.He conveyed greetings for celebrating the Sindhi New Year to Cheti Chand.He said, “Best wishes to Cheti Chand! Prayers for a wonderful year. May this holy festival bring joy, fulfill hopes and aspirations and strengthen the spirit of unity in the society. May the divine blessings of Lord Juralal guide us all towards peace and prosperity.”The Prime Minister also extended his wishes to Kashmiri Pandits for Navre.“Navreh Poshte! Have a wonderful year. Warm greetings on the joyful occasion of Navreh!” he said.Modi said that when people welcome the New Year, they should usher in new hope, new vitality and opportunities.“Let the new year inspire us to move forward with confidence, embrace new possibilities, and work toward a brighter, healthier, and more fulfilling future,” he said.He also greeted people at Sajibu Cheiraoba, an event celebrated by the Meitei community in Manipur.He said: “Sajibu Cheiraoba sends greetings to everyone. Wishing you all a wonderful year. May the new year be filled with joy, prosperity and success in all your endeavors. Pray that hope and a positive spirit prevail everywhere.”