Lalmonirhat: Disaster Management and Relief Minister Asadul Habib Dulu today emphasized the importance of healthy cultural practices in developing a humane, creative, and value-based generation. Speaking as the chief guest after visiting the Jaltaranga Cultural Group in Borobari, Lalmonirhat Sadar Upazila, Dulu highlighted how participation in music, recitation, drama, and other cultural activities can keep children and adolescents away from drugs, terrorism, crime, and social degradation while fostering patriotism and responsibility.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the minister described culture as a powerful tool for developing morality, human values, and national identity. He stressed that greater youth involvement in cultural activities would contribute to building an enlightened, tolerant, and non-communal Bangladesh.
During his visit, the minister toured the facilities of the Jaltaranga Cultural Group, observed its activities, and offered advice on modernizing and expanding its programs. He expressed hope that Jaltaranga would become a leading center for music and cultural practice, producing nationally acclaimed artists who would promote Bangladesh’s cultural heritage on a global stage.
Jaltaranga Cultural Group President Biplab Paul shared that the institution, established in 1989, has long been dedicated to promoting pure music and cultural education in the region. He expressed optimism that the minister’s visit would act as a catalyst for further development and expansion of the group.