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    19.11.2025 : Raj Bhavan offers tribute to late PM Indira Gandhi

    Zoom 19.11.2025 : Raj Bhavan Officers and staff offered floral tributes to the late former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi on the occasion of her 108th birth anniversary at Raj Bhavan, Mumbai. Private Secretary to the Governor Archana Gaikwad and officiating Under Secretary (Admin) Karuna Wavdankar offered flower petals to the portrait of Smt Indira Gandhi. They also administered the ‘National Integration Pledge’ to the staff and officers of Raj Bhavan and the officers and personnel of the police posted at Raj Bhavan. Officials took oath to preserve and strengthen the integrity of the nation and to resolve all differences by peaceful and constitutional means.

    19.11.2025 : Raj Bhavan Officers and staff offered floral tributes to the late former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi on the occasion of her 108th birth anniversary at Raj Bhavan, Mumbai. Private Secretary to the Governor Archana Gaikwad and officiating Under Secretary (Admin) Karuna Wavdankar offered flower petals to the portrait of Smt Indira Gandhi. They also administered the ‘National Integration Pledge’ to the staff and officers of Raj Bhavan and the officers and personnel of the police posted at Raj Bhavan. Officials took oath to preserve and strengthen the integrity of the nation and to resolve all differences by peaceful and constitutional means.

    19.11.2025 : Raj Bhavan Officers and staff offered floral tributes to the late former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi on the occasion of her 108th birth anniversary at Raj Bhavan, Mumbai. Private Secretary to the Governor Archana Gaikwad and officiating Under Secretary (Admin) Karuna Wavdankar offered flower petals to the portrait of Smt Indira Gandhi. They also administered the ‘National Integration Pledge’ to the staff and officers of Raj Bhavan and the officers and personnel of the police posted at Raj Bhavan. Officials took oath to preserve and strengthen the integrity of the nation and to resolve all differences by peaceful and constitutional means.