Disaster Management and Relief Minister Asadul Habib Dulu highlighted the importance of healthy cultural practices in shaping a humane, creative, and value-based generation. During a visit to the Jaltaranga Cultural Group in Lalmonirhat, Dulu emphasized that participation in activities such as music, recitation, drama, and other cultural events can steer children and adolescents away from negative influences like drugs, terrorism, crime, and social degradation. He described culture as a vital tool for developing morality, human values, and national identity, stressing the need for greater youth involvement to build a more enlightened and tolerant Bangladesh.
Dulu toured the institution's facilities and observed its activities, advising on the modernization and expansion of its programs. He expressed optimism that Jaltaranga would become a leading center for music and cultural practice, producing artists who would promote Bangladesh's cultural heritage on the global stage. Jaltaranga Cultural Group President Biplab Paul welcomed the minister's visit, noting the institution's long-standing commitment to pure music and cultural education in the region since its establishment in 1989.
Paul expressed hope that the minister's visit would inspire further development and expansion of the group's initiatives. By integrating cultural practices into the daily lives of the youth, the minister believes Bangladesh can cultivate a generation that is not only patriotic and responsible but also free from societal vices. The minister's visit and advocacy underscore the government's commitment to using cultural education as a pathway to a brighter future for the nation.
