Bihar Diwas Festivities to Commence Today at Dilli Haat Featuring Cultural Acts and Craft Exhibits
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Synopsis
The Bihar Diwas celebrations at Dilli Haat, New Delhi, will highlight the state's cultural heritage with performances and craft exhibitions. Chief Guest Nitish Mishra will inaugurate the festivities, which run until March 31, showcasing local artisans' work and promoting economic opportunities.
Key Takeaways
- Bihar Diwas celebrates the state's foundation day.
- Event features cultural performances from renowned Bihar artists.
- Bihar Utsav 2025 runs until March 31.
- Stalls display traditional crafts by local artisans.
- Government support aids vendors and artists.
New Delhi, March 22 (NationPress) Highlighting the vital contributions of the state's residents in the national capital, the grand celebrations of Bihar Diwas are scheduled to unfold at Dilli Haat, INA, New Delhi, commencing at 5 p.m. on Saturday. The event will be honored by the Minister of Industries, Government of Bihar, Nitish Mishra, who will act as the Chief Guest.
The festivities will include a multitude of vibrant cultural performances by esteemed artists from Bihar, offering a glimpse into the state's rich cultural legacy and traditions.
The Bihar Utsav 2025 at Dilli Haat is an extensive exhibition of the state’s lively art, culture, and craftsmanship. Running until March 31, this festival serves as a distinctive platform to delve into Bihar’s diverse cultural heritage, with numerous stalls showcasing exquisite products crafted by local artisans.
Kundan Kumar, the Resident Commissioner, emphasized the event's importance, stating, "Bihar Utsav commemorates our state's foundation day and serves as a tribute to our rich heritage. The Department of Industries has worked tirelessly to bring this fair to fruition, ensuring that our artisans and small enterprises receive the recognition they merit."
The festival features a variety of traditional crafts, including Madhubani paintings, wooden artefacts, and Tassar silk sarees.
Vendors participating in the festival expressed their appreciation for the government’s assistance, noting that they have been setting up stalls at Bihar Utsav for many years. They highlighted that the government has consistently supported them by covering travel expenses, offering allowances, and providing free spaces to market their products.
According to the event organizers, Bihar Utsav is not solely about displaying craftsmanship but also about empowering artists from the state who frequently lack opportunities to showcase their work on larger platforms.
The festival continues to advocate for the rich cultural tapestry of Bihar while generating economic prospects for local artisans.
