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Tai Arun, Trade Development Officer, Yupia has read the brief history on life of Baghwan Birsa Munda and exhorted the youths to be brave like Birsa Munda and inculcate great love for the motherland.
The Chief Guest of the programme, Jiken Bomjen, who is also the Deputy Commissioner of Papum Pare District, in his speech, has highlighted the various tribal centric government schemes, quotas & relaxations given by the government for tribal students in higher educational institutions and competitive examinations.
He further appealed the gathering for promotion of traditional dresses in schools and offices and reminded the government’s commitment to ‘Vocal for Local’.
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However, he expressed his concern over exorbitant prices of traditional dresses and specially some dresses which are considered High Class Dress as it is creating feeling of inequality in our tribal society and appealed to the manufacturer to keep the price of traditional dress reasonable so that everyone in the society can afford it and celebrate our local festivals with feeling of oneness.
All the Head of Offices along with their staff, Police personnel, PRI leaders and villagers also attended the programme. After the programme, Deputy Commissioner and all the Head of Offices went to NIC Yupia to attend live programme of the Prime Minister of India from Jamui, Bihar.