15/01/2026
Governor and Chief Minister Visit Sandhya Aarati Site at Nayabazar
Soreng, January 14 (IPR): The Governor of Sikkim, Mr Om Prakash Mathur, along with the Chief Minister of Sikkim, Mr Prem Singh Tamang, visited the Sandhya Aarati site at Nayabazar organised by Tourism and Civil Aviation Department (GOS) today and offered prayers for the peace, prosperity, and overall well-being of the people of Sikkim.
During the visit, the Governor and the Chief Minister participated in the Sandhya Aarati rituals and interacted with local priests from Siddheshwar Dham Namchi and devotees. The dignitaries expressed their appreciation for the serene and spiritually enriching atmosphere of the site and highlighted the importance of preserving and promoting Sikkim’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
The Sandhya Aarati site at Nayabazar has gradually emerged as a prominent spiritual destination, attracting devotees and visitors from different parts of the region. The initiative has not only strengthened religious and cultural practices but has also contributed to community bonding and the promotion of cultural tourism in the area.
A large gathering of devotees and local residents witnessed the visit. The presence of the Governor and the Chief Minister added special significance to the occasion, inspiring a sense of collective devotion, reverence, and spiritual unity among those present.
Also present during the events were Ministers, Members of the Legislative Assembly, Political Secretary to CM, Press Secretary to CM, Secretaries, Former Ministers and MLAs, Advisors, and Chairpersons, along with the District Collector of Soreng and Namchi Districts, SP Soreng, Officers on Special Duty (OSDs), and other senior officers and officials from various departments.
Later, the Chief Minister of Sikkim Mr Prem Singh Tamang inaugurated the ‘Maghey Falar Bazar’, a traditional fruit bazaar organised by Agriculture and Horticulture Department, set up near the Forest Check Post at Nayabazar, aimed at promoting local produce and supporting rural livelihoods.