Amit Shah Inaugurates ‘Mann Ki Baat’ Painting Exhibition in New Delhi

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday inaugurated the ‘Mann Ki Baat’ painting exhibition at the National Museum in New Delhi, featuring artworks highlighting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public service journey.

The exhibition has been organised by the World Punjabi Organisation and showcases 76 paintings by renowned artist Manjit Singh. The collection reflects themes connected with Prime Minister Modi’s 25 years in public office and his broader public-service journey.

76 Paintings Showcase Key Themes

The exhibition presents a series of artworks depicting significant moments, ideas and themes associated with Prime Minister Modi’s leadership and public initiatives.

Manjit Singh’s works have previously been showcased in an exhibition inspired by the Prime Minister’s Mann Ki Baat radio programme, which focused on visually interpreting themes from the programme.

Amit Shah Visits Exhibition Gallery

After the inauguration, Amit Shah and other dignitaries visited the exhibition gallery and viewed the artworks on display.

According to reports, a short film focusing on Prime Minister Modi’s public-service journey was also screened during the programme.

Vikramjit Singh Sahney Attends Event

Rajya Sabha MP Vikramjit Singh Sahney was among those present at the inauguration. He welcomed the dignitaries and described the exhibition as a tribute to Prime Minister Modi’s public-service journey.

Sahney also felicitated Union Home Minister Amit Shah during the event.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu also attended the programme, according to reporting from the event.

Exhibition Highlights Public Service and Leadership

The Mann Ki Baat painting exhibition seeks to use visual art to depict themes of governance, public engagement and national development associated with Prime Minister Modi’s tenure.

The event also highlighted the role of art in documenting contemporary public life and presenting major national themes through creative expression.