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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday praised the Ahmedabad International Flower Show for promoting sustainability, celebrating nature's beauty, and providing a platform for local farmers and gardening enthusiasts to showcase their talent."
In a post on X, PM Modi shared some "glimpses" from the event. "Here are some glimpses from the Ahmedabad International Flower Show. I have a strong attachment to this show, as I saw it grow during my tenure as CM. Such shows celebrate nature's beauty and inspire awareness about sustainability. They give a platform for local farmers, gardeners and enthusiasts to showcase their creativity," PM Modi said. Earlier on Friday, the 'Ahmedabad International Flower Show 2025' was opened to the public at the Sabarmati Riverfront by Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. Health Minister Rishikeshbhai Patel and Minister of State for Cooperation Jagdish Vishwakarma were also present on this inaugural occasion. On this occasion, Patel launched the Tree Census and unveiled the Mission Three Million Tree coffee table book. Nature and culture lovers from all over India not only visit this annual colour festival but also take away countless memories because the forum and colours of the flowers are decorated with human artistry. This flower show is not limited to a decorative display but also proves to be very effective in environmental awareness and sustainability. The city of Ahmedabad is also committed to strengthening biodiversity and eco-friendly systems. Apart from this, any citizens who are aware or spread awareness about the environment are also encouraged by making them partners in this flower show. As a result, the flower show has become a multi-purpose project rather than just a flower show. More than two million people are estimated to have visited the 2024 Flower Show. Considering this year's planning, more people are expected to visit. Last year, the Flower Show got a place in the Guinness Book of World Records with its 400-meter-long flower wall. Ahmedabad International Flower Show 2025' is divided into 6 zones this time. In which a total of more than 10 lakh flowers, more than 50 species and more than 30 sculptures have been placed. (ANI)
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