Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!š Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. REASI: The three-day Annual Baba Aghar Jitto Mela, a vibrant celebration of spiritual devotion, cultural heritage and community participation, was inaugurated today by Deputy Commissioner Nidhi Malik here at the scenic village of Aghar Jitto, Katra. The event witnessed an enthusiastic gathering of locals, devotees and tourists. A major attraction of the Mela is the array of departmental stalls set up by various government departments, including Health, Handicrafts, Horticulture, Agriculture, Social Welfare, Tourism, Animal Husbandry, among others.
The Deputy Commissioner inspected the stalls and appreciated the display of innovative and informative exhibits made by the departments. Many visitors availed on-the-spot registration for government welfare schemes and services. Cultural performances by local artists and students showcased the life and legacy of Baba Aghar Jitto, invoking spiritual fervor and admiration among the audience.
Speaking on the occasion, the DC said āReasi is a district rich in cultural traditions and the Baba Aghar Jitto Mela is an integral part of this vibrant heritage. All arrangements for the smooth conduct of the Mela, including security, have been meticulously planned.ā She further emphasized that the district administration, in collaboration with the Mandir Committee, is committed to ensure spirited celebration of this legacy and the people benefit from the outreach efforts of the government departments.
A special awareness programme under the aegis of Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan was also organized by the Department of Agriculture, KVK Reasi, and other line departments. The session was attended by a large number of farmers showcasing latest innovations in agriculture and allied sectors.
The Mela will continue for the next two days, drawing in more devotees, tourists and locals to take part in the festivities and avail benefits from government welfare schemes. On the final day, a traditional Dangal (wrestling competition) will be held, adding to the cultural richness of the event.
The event was attended by DDC Councillor Katra Nirmala Devi, SSP Paramvir Singh, ASP Vipin Chandra, SDPO Katra, Tehsildar Katra, AD Tourism Katra, BDO Katra, DIO (Info), Mandir Committee members and other senior officials.
