GANGTOK, 07 Aug: Governor Shriniwas Patil and the First Lady Rajanidevi Patil have extended their warm greetings to the people of Sikkim on the auspicious occasion of Tendong Lho Rum Faat.
The Governor has said, ‘Tendong Lho Rum Faat’, the ancient and indigenous festival of the Lepchas, signifies the value of nature in the Sikkimese culture. This is the occasion when nature in its varied forms is worshipped and celebrated in Sikkim. The Sikkimese Lepchas paying homage and worshipping the sacred Tendong Hill as ‘Mayel Lyang’ or heaven, gives us the perfect insight into the Sikkimese tradition of revering, preserving and protecting mother nature since ancient times.
On this occasion, let us rededicate ourselves to strengthen our tradition of protecting and enriching our invaluable wealth of natural heritage.”
The Chief Minister of Sikkim, Pawan Chamling and Smt Tika Maya Chamling have also extended their warm greetings and best wishes to the people of Sikkim on the auspicious occasion of Tendong Lho Rum Faat.
The Chief Minister in his message has said that the festival is a unique expression of worship and celebration of nature in its varied forms. He added that the festival is highly significant for the people of Sikkim as it deals with protection of nature through traditional custom. Thus this sacred festival also gives the noble message of the importance of preserving nature, he has said.
The Governor has said, ‘Tendong Lho Rum Faat’, the ancient and indigenous festival of the Lepchas, signifies the value of nature in the Sikkimese culture. This is the occasion when nature in its varied forms is worshipped and celebrated in Sikkim. The Sikkimese Lepchas paying homage and worshipping the sacred Tendong Hill as ‘Mayel Lyang’ or heaven, gives us the perfect insight into the Sikkimese tradition of revering, preserving and protecting mother nature since ancient times.
On this occasion, let us rededicate ourselves to strengthen our tradition of protecting and enriching our invaluable wealth of natural heritage.”
The Chief Minister of Sikkim, Pawan Chamling and Smt Tika Maya Chamling have also extended their warm greetings and best wishes to the people of Sikkim on the auspicious occasion of Tendong Lho Rum Faat.
The Chief Minister in his message has said that the festival is a unique expression of worship and celebration of nature in its varied forms. He added that the festival is highly significant for the people of Sikkim as it deals with protection of nature through traditional custom. Thus this sacred festival also gives the noble message of the importance of preserving nature, he has said.
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