By Josiah Williams
October 7, 2024
As Hindus around the globe, including in Guyana, celebrate Navratri, President Dr. Irfaan Ali highlighted the government’s commitment to serving humanity and fostering positive change.
Speaking at the Better Hope Mandir over the weekend, he emphasized the significance of this festival, which promotes the dispelling of negativity through knowledge, peace, and self-reflection.
President Ali conveyed that mandirs serve as more than mere buildings; they are vital community spaces where devotees unite to support and uplift one another while fostering positive energy and the teachings of righteousness.
He underscored the importance of personal growth and knowledge during this period, encouraging individuals to deepen their understanding of their environment, faith, and beliefs.
The President affirmed that his administration is dedicated to uplifting humanity by creating opportunities for prosperity across various sectors, including healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
He articulated that true prosperity encompasses more than just financial wealth; it also relates to enhancing the quality of life and providing investments that open new opportunities for the people.
Navratri, which translates to “nine nights,” is observed by Hindus through fasting and worship, reflecting a time for spiritual renewal and community bonding.
This message of hope and growth resonates with the core values of Navratri, as the President reiterated the government’s role in nurturing a better future for all citizens.