Leaders Extend Warm Wishes to People of Telangana on Statehood Day

New Delhi, June 2 – On the occasion of Telangana Statehood Day, top leaders including President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and several Union Ministers sent their heartfelt wishes to the people of Telangana.

President Droupadi Murmu, in her message on X, said:

"Warm greetings to the people of Telangana on Statehood Day! This young state has a rich cultural heritage and a vibrant modern ecosystem of economic and technological development. I wish that the people of Telangana march ahead on the path of progress and prosperity."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, also writing on X, said:

"Greetings to the wonderful people of Telangana on their Statehood Day. The state is known for making innumerable contributions to national progress. Over the last decade, the NDA Government has undertaken many measures to boost ‘Ease of Living’ for the people of the state. May the people of the state be blessed with success and prosperity."

Union Home Minister Amit Shah added his wishes:

"On Telangana Statehood Day, warm greetings to our brothers and sisters of the state. With its rich culture, heritage, and hardworking people, Telangana shines brightly on India's ethno-cultural map. May the state reach new heights of prosperity."

Union Minister J.P. Nadda also extended his greetings:

"On Telangana Statehood Day, I extend my heartfelt greetings to all the brothers and sisters of this beautiful state. Telangana stands out for its unique culture, vibrant festivals and above all, the warmth and kindness of its people. May the state and its people continue to progress with prosperity and happiness."

About Telangana Statehood Day

Telangana became India’s 29th state on June 2, 2014, after a long-standing movement for separate statehood. The movement was driven by cultural, historical, political, and economic reasons, aiming for better governance and regional development.

Every year, the state celebrates with parades, cultural events, and official ceremonies to mark its formation.