CM Pushkar Singh Dhami addressed the Migrant Uttarakhandi Conference 2026, urging migrants to support village development and preserve Uttarakhand’s cultural heritage.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami interacted with people from the state living across India and abroad during the Migrant Uttarakhandi Conference 2026 in Dehradun. During the event, he listened to their views and suggestions and shared details about the state’s achievements, government policies and ongoing development initiatives.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami described migrant Uttarakhandis as the state’s brand ambassadors, highlighting their role in promoting Uttarakhand’s culture, traditions, civilisation and rich folk heritage across the country and internationally. He also encouraged people living away from their hometowns to visit their ancestral villages whenever they return to Devbhoomi Uttarakhand.
Migrant Uttarakhandis Are Brand Ambassadors of Devbhoomi: CM Pushkar Singh Dhami
Speaking at the Migrant Uttarakhandi Conference 2026, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami appreciated the efforts of Uttarakhand residents who have established themselves in different parts of India and overseas.
He said that migrant Uttarakhandis are helping introduce the state’s cultural identity, traditional values and folk heritage to people around the world. Through their achievements, dedication and professional contributions, they are strengthening Uttarakhand’s recognition beyond its geographical boundaries.
The Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami emphasised that remaining connected to one’s birthplace and cultural roots is an important part of Uttarakhand’s identity and strength.
He urged people living outside the state to make time for their native villages whenever they visit Uttarakhand and maintain their connection with their ancestral homes.
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Migrants Adopting Villages to Support Rural Development
CM Pushkar Singh Dhami also expressed happiness over the growing participation of migrant Uttarakhandis in village development activities. He noted that many people living outside the state are now adopting their ancestral villages and making efforts to connect them with development opportunities.
According to the Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, such initiatives can help address local requirements and strengthen development activities in rural areas.
He stated that the state government’s objective is to ensure that every village in Uttarakhand becomes part of the overall development process.
The Migrant Uttarakhandi Conference 2026 also provided an opportunity to highlight how people living outside the state can contribute their knowledge, resources and experience to the development of their native villages.
Government Strengthening Roads, Education and Healthcare in Villages
During the conference, the Chief Minister spoke about the government’s development priorities, particularly the improvement of essential facilities in rural areas.
He said that efforts are being made to strengthen road connectivity, education, healthcare, drinking water supply and other basic amenities across villages.
The government aims to improve access to essential services so that residents of remote areas can also benefit from development initiatives.
CM Dhami highlighted that connecting villages with better infrastructure and public facilities is an important part of the state’s broader development vision.
CM Dhami Seeks Support of Migrant Community for Developed Uttarakhand
The Chief Minister expressed confidence that the experience, professional expertise and capabilities of migrant Uttarakhandis could play an important role in achieving the state’s development objectives.
He said that their suggestions, participation and support would help Uttarakhand move forward more rapidly towards its goal of becoming a developed state.
The Migrant Uttarakhandi Conference 2026 served as a platform for interaction between the state leadership and Uttarakhandis living in different parts of India and abroad.
CM Dhami reiterated that the government wants to strengthen the relationship between migrant communities and their native villages while encouraging greater participation in rural development.
He expressed confidence that collective efforts by the government, local communities and migrant Uttarakhandis would contribute to building a developed Uttarakhand while preserving the state’s cultural identity and heritage.
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