A cultural programme aimed at promoting Indian culture and folk traditions was held in Bhagalpur, showcasing art, music and dance. The event drew large attendance and provided an opportunity for people to connect with their cultural roots.
The programme began with a presentation of Bihar Gaurav Gaan, which established an atmosphere of patriotism and regional pride. This was followed by a traditional folk performance of Jhijhiya dance, where women performed with pots decorated with lamps placed on their heads.
Jhijhiya dance, an important part of Bihar’s folk culture, is traditionally performed during Navratri. Through this performance, artists depicted cultural heritage using traditional attire, music and rhythm.
Local artists and several cultural groups participated in the event. Performances of songs, music and dance kept the audience engaged, with applause heard throughout the venue. A large number of people were present at the event.
Organisers stated that the objective of such programmes is to connect the younger generation with Indian culture and traditions. They noted that in rapidly changing times, such initiatives play a role in preserving cultural identity.
The programme in Bhagalpur brought together art and tradition through a series of performances.
