Onam transcends caste, creed and religion, says Keralam Governor

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Keralam Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar greets a man dressed as King Mahabali during the Onam celebrations held at Lok Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram on Friday. | Photo Credit: NIRMAL HARINDRAN

Onam transcends caste, creed and religion, carrying forward the timeless message of equality, harmony and hope for a just world, according to Keralam Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar.

In his Onam greetings, Mr. Arlekar said the traditional attire, the grand Onasadhya and the spirit of dynamic togetherness make Onam truly unforgettable.

The Governor said the State’s most cherished festival marks the joyous visit of Maharaja Mahabali to his beloved subjects. Mr. Arlekar extended his Onam greetings to the people of Keralam and Keralites all over the world.

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