The Jharkhand Adivasi Mahotsav is a realisation of hopes of the tribal dominated state of Jharkhand. It is the visionary and sensitive leadership of Chief Minister Hemant Soren that for two consecutive years, the state of Jharkhand witnessed the organization of the grand Adivasi Mahotsav which was long awaited for the past 20 years. The unique confluence of tribal culture, tradition, costumes and cuisine of the entire country including Jharkhand was seen in the tribal festival organized on August 9 and 10 at the Birsa Munda Smriti Udyan, Ranchi, capital of Jharkhand.
Jharkhand is a land where the very walk of people is as close to them as grooving and the speech as melodious as music. The same land of Jharkhand became witness to the rich Tribal philosophy of life. Great reverence and homage was offered by the people to the land of valiant tribal heroes and revolutionaries. When Tribal musical instruments spread its musical glory in the "Reej Rang Rasika Rally" and the sonorous beats of the Mandar echoed giving in to the splendid dance of 32 Tribal communities, the world stood still to witness a sight that was beautiful to behold; the Jharkhand Adivasi Mahotsav 2023.
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