Artists and participants march in the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra, a grand procession from Ramlila Maidan to Red Fort Maidan in New Delhi on 24 May 2026, celebrating India's rich tribal culture and traditions. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Participants dressed in traditional tribal attire showcase indigenous customs and art forms during the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra at Red Fort Maidan, New Delhi, on 24 May 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra wound through New Delhi on Sunday, 24 May 2026, with performers and community representatives honouring tribal heritage along the route from Ramlila Maidan to Red Fort Maidan. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Performers representing diverse tribal communities across India participate in the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra, bringing folk music, dance and crafts to the streets of New Delhi on 24 May 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament Bansuri Swaraj joined artists and participants in the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra from Ramlila Maidan to Red Fort Maidan, New Delhi, on 24 May 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj walked alongside tribal artists and community participants at Red Fort Maidan during the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra in New Delhi on 24 May 2026, underscoring political support for the event. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
A large gathering of artists and participants assembled at Ramlila Maidan before the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra set off toward Red Fort Maidan in New Delhi on Sunday, 24 May 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Indigenous art, music and dance traditions took centre stage as participants in the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra moved through New Delhi on 24 May 2026, spotlighting tribal communities from across India. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Vibrant tribal costumes, handicrafts and cultural performances drew attention during the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra procession at Red Fort Maidan, New Delhi, on 24 May 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra served as a public affirmation of tribal identity and community pride, drawing participants from multiple states to march through New Delhi on 24 May 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Shobha Yatra traced a ceremonial route from Ramlila Maidan to Red Fort Maidan in New Delhi on 24 May 2026, with artists and tribal representatives lining the path to celebrate India's indigenous cultural heritage. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Tribal performers brought regional folk arts and living traditions to New Delhi during the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra on 24 May 2026, offering the capital's audiences a rare window into India's indigenous cultural landscape. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Crowds gathered at Red Fort Maidan to witness the culmination of the Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra in New Delhi on 24 May 2026, as artists delivered final performances celebrating tribal culture. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam placed tribal culture squarely in the national spotlight, with the Shobha Yatra in New Delhi on 24 May 2026 drawing participants from tribal communities across India to the country's capital. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Janjatiya Sanskriti Samagam Shobha Yatra on 24 May 2026 concluded at Red Fort Maidan, leaving a vivid record of India's tribal heritage — from Ramlila Maidan to the historic fort, through art, music and community participation. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)