Ramgarh, City Correspondent. The birth anniversary of Dr. Sri Krishna Singh (Sri Babu), the first Chief Minister of Bihar, was celebrated with grandeur on Sunday at the Ashishwar Singh Brahmarshi Dharamshala auditorium under the aegis of the Brahmarshi Parishad. The program was presided over by the council's president, Ajay Mishra. Tributes were paid to Dr. Sri Krishna Singh by garlanding his portrait and offering flowers.

Speakers highlighted Dr. Sri Krishna Singh's life and personality, calling him the architect of an integrated, modern Bihar. They emphasized that Sri Babu was a fervent nationalist freedom fighter and an efficient administrator. His contributions to the freedom movement under Mahatma Gandhi's leadership are unforgettable. Speakers recalled that before independence, he served as Bihar's Premier from 1937 to 1946, and after independence, he became the state's first Chief Minister.

During his tenure, industrialization, education, irrigation, and social reforms were promoted. Through measures like zamindari abolition, he laid a strong foundation for social harmony and economic change. Surendra Kumar Sharma, Media In-charge of the Parishad, stated that Sri Babu was filled with patriotism, and his entire life was dedicated to national service, social justice, and good governance. Many dignitaries, including President Ajay Mishra, C.P. Santan, and Ravindra Sharma, were present on the occasion.