Raj Bhawan Radiance: Victors of State Flower Show Honored

New Delhi: The 55th State Flower, Fruit, and Vegetable Show, a prestigious three-day event, culminated in a grand valedictory ceremony at Lucknow Raj Bhawan on Monday. The highlight of the evening was the felicitation of the winners by the esteemed Governor Anandiben Patel. The event, which showcased the vibrant flora and bountiful produce of the state, drew participants from various regions, each competing to showcase the best of their agricultural and horticultural prowess.

60 awards was given in various categories. Vishwa Narayan Srivastava bagged the first prize in the private category for the fourth consecutive year. He was awarded ₹ 51000 and a trophy.

Governor Anandiben Patel, in her address, commended the participants for their hard work and dedication, highlighting the importance of such events in promoting agriculture and horticulture in the state. She emphasized the need to adopt modern farming techniques to enhance productivity and ensure food security.

The winners, who excelled in various categories including the best flower, fruit, and vegetable displays, were awarded trophies and certificates as a token of appreciation for their efforts. The competition was keenly contested, with participants displaying a wide array of flowers, fruits, and vegetables, showcasing the rich agricultural diversity of the state.

Speaking at the event, a participant expressed gratitude for the opportunity to showcase their produce and interact with fellow farmers and horticulturists. Such events, they noted, not only encourage healthy competition but also provide a platform for knowledge exchange and skill development.

The valedictory ceremony concluded on a festive note, with participants and attendees appreciating the hard work and dedication of all involved. The event was not just a competition but a celebration of the agricultural heritage of the state, highlighting the importance of sustainable farming practices and the need to preserve our natural resources for future generations.