Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen immersing himself in local culture during his visit to the Jagdamba Mata Temple in Poharadevi, Washim. In a delightful moment captured on video, the Prime Minister tried his hand at playing a traditional dhol, a popular percussion instrument that holds significant cultural importance in the region.
#WATCH | Washim, Maharashtra: Prime Minister Narendra Modi tries his hands on a traditional dhol at Jagdamba Mata Temple, Poharadevi. pic.twitter.com/0Ez1YmiVOV
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The event, part of his ongoing engagement with local traditions and communities, showcased Modi’s enthusiasm for Indian cultural heritage. As he beat the dhol, onlookers cheered, creating a lively atmosphere filled with music and celebration.
The Prime Minister’s visit to the temple is part of a broader initiative to connect with local communities and promote the importance of preserving cultural traditions. The Jagdamba Mata Temple is renowned not only for its religious significance but also for its rich history and architectural beauty.
This engagement highlights Modi’s approach to blending governance with cultural appreciation, fostering a sense of unity among diverse communities across the nation. The video of the Prime Minister enjoying the dhol has since gone viral, resonating with many who appreciate the celebration of India’s rich heritage.
