As India celebrates Republic Day, Bhopal’s Lok Bhavan—Governor Mangubhai Patel’s residence—transforms into a public venue from January 25 to 27. This inclusive move invites residents to discover the estate’s historical essence, scenic allure, and patriotic embellishments up close.
Curated experiences await: mesmerizing exhibitions on governmental transitions (‘Raj Bhavan to Lok Bhavan’) by federal and state info units, spotlighting Madhya Pradesh governors’ eras via engaging visuals, concise videos at fountain-side screens, and scheme showcases.
Governor’s Principal Secretary Dr. Navneet Mohan Kothari passionately invited all: ‘Come, witness democracy in action and deepen your constitutional bond.’ The program fortifies citizen-administration ties, nurturing participation and confidence.
Seamless arrangements include afternoon-to-evening hours (2 PM-8 PM; morning slot on 26th till 2 PM), ample parking nearby, structured route: Gate 1 in, navigating offices, elite roads, grand entrances to halls of gold jubilee, regal durbars, salute points, policy displays on high-speed rails and welfare plans, cinematic shorts amid fountains, temple farewell, Gate 4 out.
Informative stalls from the Centre highlight transformative ventures like Vande Bharat and VB-G Ramji, narrating development strides. State contributions offer a chronological governor gallery, blending facts with films for memorable learning. In this spirit of openness, Lok Bhavan’s doors ajar signal a governance rooted in accessibility and shared heritage.