Tamil Music Celebrated at Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh Day Celebrations in Puducherry
Puducherry – The Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh Day celebrations were held today at the Sub-Governor’s House in Puducherry. The event was filled with cultural performances, including a remarkable display of Tamil music by Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and artists from the state.
After the celebration, Governor Soundararajan addressed the media, expressing his satisfaction with the security measures taken for the event. He mentioned that initially, there was a three-layer security arrangement, but upon his request, it was reduced to marginal security. When reporters asked about the lack of barricades around the Governor’s House, he humorously replied, “There is no insecurity here.”
However, the focus of the Governor’s remarks shifted towards the issue of the signing of bills by state governments without thorough examination. Referring to the ongoing situation in Tamil Nadu, Governor Soundararajan questioned whether it is fair to expect governors to sign bills without proper scrutiny. He emphasized the need to consider the implications of such actions before pressuring the governor to sign bills that the state governments themselves can pass.
The Governor also touched upon the importance of unity and cooperation among officials in Puducherry. He mentioned that differences of opinion can hinder progress and called for harmonious collaboration between ministers, MLAs, and officials. Governor Soundararajan revealed that he had already initiated discussions with the Chief Secretary and Chief Minister to address any existing disagreements and streamline processes.
While acknowledging the need for problem resolution, the Governor stressed the significance of adopting a common perspective. He urged officials in Tamil Nadu and Telangana to engage in open dialogue and find amicable solutions without resorting to confrontation.
In conclusion, Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan reaffirmed the importance of unity and condemned any form of terrorism. He underscored the need to prioritize the well-being of the region and ensure a harmonious environment for progress and development.
On a different note, it is worth mentioning some other news circulating in the state, including a heartwarming event of a caste-rejected couple getting married in front of the Bharatiyar statue. The couple has received widespread appreciation for defying societal norms. Additionally, the police in Cuddalore recently conducted a massive raid, simultaneously searching over 300 houses in the area. Meanwhile, an argument at a bar led to a stabbing incident, involving girls who were dancing. Lastly, the sudden death of “Uncle Percy” has shocked the Sri Lankan cricket team, and a tragic incident occurred when a husband surrendered to the police after killing his wife with a bullet to the head.
The state remains abuzz with various events and incidents, but it is the celebration of Tamil music during the Union Territories’ Day that has captivated the attention of the public.