Mon, 17 Feb

A Regal Evening at Jagmandir Island Palace: Dinner for the 2nd All India State Ministers' Conference on Water Vision 2047

During the 2nd All India State Ministers' Conference on Water Vision 2047, held on February 17-18, 2025, a special dinner was hosted at Jagmandir Island Palace, Udaipur. This event was part of the larger conference organized by the Ministry of Jal Shakti, which brought together policymakers, experts, and state representatives to discuss strategies for achieving a water-secure India by 2047.

The dinner provided an opportunity for informal networking among attendees, including Union Minister Mr. Chandrakant Raghunath Patil, Minister for Jal Shakti, Rajasthan Chief Minister Mr. Bhajanlal Sharma, Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha, Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, Deputy Chief Ministers from Himachal Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Karnataka, along with 30 State Water Ministers and the Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh and over 300 delegates

The venue Jagmandir Island Palace added a regal touch to the gathering, complementing the conference's theme of collaboration and vision-building for sustainable water management.

The dinner complemented the conference's agenda of fostering collaboration among states and stakeholders. The regal setting of Jagmandir Island Palace provided an ideal backdrop for discussions on strengthening water governance, improving infrastructure, and adopting innovative solutions for water conservation. This event marked a significant milestone in advancing India's Water Vision @ 2047.

Setup at Jagmandir Island Palace for the delegates of 2nd All India State Ministers' Conference on Water Vision 2047

Setup at Jagmandir Island Palace for the delegates of 2nd All India State Ministers' Conference on Water Vision 2047

HRH Group of Hotels Marks Makar Sankranti with Festive Cuisine and Kite Decorations

The festival of Makar Sankranti was joyfully celebrated at the HRH Group of Hotels, where the talented chefs from Jagmandir Island Palace and Shiv Niwas Palace in Udaipur, as well as Gajner Palace and Karni Bhawan Palace in Bikaner, showcased a delightful array of traditional cuisines.

To enhance the festive spirit, the Palki Khana restaurant was beautifully adorned with kite decorations, symbolizing the vibrant kite-flying tradition associated with this auspicious occasion. Guests not only indulged in the culinary delights but also participated in the traditional art of kite flying, creating a lively atmosphere filled with joy and community spirit.

Makar Sankranti, known for its significance in marking the harvest season and the transition of the sun into Capricorn, is celebrated across India with various regional customs and delicacies, making it a truly unifying festival that brings people together in celebration and gratitude.