Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to release coffee table book on Monday
Will also virtually inaugurate an exhibition based on the communication journey at the 1090 premises
A series of cultural programmes to continue for one week, with events focusing on the state's development journey, social concerns and cultural heritage
Lucknow, November 2026 : Communication between the government and society is the most important link in a democracy. An initiative to establish this very communication through warmth, sensitivity and trust, ‘Yogi Ki Pati’, is now completing 50 weeks. A special event will be organised on November 16 to mark the completion of 50 weeks of this unique initiative by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, which has directly connected with the 25 crore family members of Uttar Pradesh and established communication with them about their lives, aspirations, expectations and the state's development journey.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will release a coffee table book based on the 50-week journey of ‘Yogi Ki Pati’ at a programme organised at his official residence. Along with this, he will also virtually inaugurate a special exhibition organised by the Department of Information and Public Relations at the 1090 premises. The exhibition will present, through photographs and other creative mediums, the messages, ideas and subjects related to public concerns that have been conveyed to the people of the state through the letters.
‘Yogi Ki Pati’ has become a medium of communication between the Chief Minister and the people of the state, in which subjects related to the lives of ordinary people have been given prominence along with the government's priorities. Through subjects such as farmers, youth, women, faith, development, security, health and education, this initiative has continuously presented the state's social and developmental journey in the language of public communication.
Coffee Table Book to Become a Record of the Journey of Heartfelt Communication
The coffee table book based on the 50-week journey has compiled the key messages of the Chief Minister's letters, their themes, concerns related to public welfare and the changing picture of the state. This book will not merely be a collection of published letters, but a record of a continuous initiative to establish communication with the public. It will offer a glimpse of the subjects through which a bridge has been created between the government and society in terms of ideas, expectations and development priorities.
Glimpses of the Communication Journey to Be Displayed at 1090 Premises
The special exhibition will present the 50-week journey of ‘Yogi Ki Pati’ in a systematic and attractive format. It will focus on the themes of different weeks, the messages in the letters and the major public concerns associated with them. The objective of the exhibition is to convey the basic spirit of this initiative to the general public and familiarise as many people as possible with this unique medium of communication with the people.
One Week, Seven Letters and Seven Cultural Evenings
This event has also been linked to a cultural festival lasting seven days. Each day's cultural evening will be dedicated to a special theme of ‘Yogi Ki Pati’. Through this, subjects related to the social life, development, cultural consciousness and public welfare of the state will be expressed through songs, music and cultural performances.
Monday's ‘Mitti Ki Pati’ will cover subjects related to farmers, agriculture and the protection and promotion of cattle. Tuesday's ‘Beti Ki Pati’ will give voice to women's security, respect and the aspirations of daughters who are moving forward. Wednesday's ‘Naujawan Ki Pati’ will focus on employment, hard work, skills and the dreams of young people.
Thursday's ‘Aastha Ki Pati’ will offer a glimpse of the spiritual and cultural heritage of Ayodhya, Kashi, Mathura-Vrindavan and Naimisharanya. Friday's ‘Raftaar Ki Pati’ will highlight the expansion of expressways, airports, metro services and industrial development in the state. Saturday's ‘Sukoon Ki Pati’ will be dedicated to the subjects of a safe Uttar Pradesh, better healthcare services and education. Meanwhile, Sunday's ‘Aapki Pati’ will express the journey of the past ten years through songs, music and cultural performances.
