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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Jharkhand Celebrates Statehood with Vibrant Jatra Mela

Jharkhand Celebrates Statehood with Vibrant Jatra Mela

14 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • District administration organizes grand jatra mela
  • Event showcases Jharkhand's rich cultural identity
  • Performances include traditional dhol-nagara, Sohrai and Kohbar art

Last month, on November 14, 2025, the district administration in Hazaribag, Jharkhand organized a grand jatra mela at Curzon Ground as part of the state's silver jubilee celebrations. The event came alive with vibrant colors, tribal rhythms, and traditional performances that highlighted Jharkhand's rich cultural identity.

District Collector Shashi Prakash Singh inaugurated the festivities by releasing balloons. The mela aimed to promote the state's art forms, folk traditions, and communal harmony. Curzon Ground resonated with the beats of traditional dhol-nagara, live demonstrations of Sohrai and Kohbar art, and enthralling Pahadia and Nagpuri dance performances. Folk singers added to the festive ambiance with soulful renditions celebrating Jharkhand's heritage. The lively presentations mesmerized the audience, offering them a vivid glimpse into the cultural diversity of the region.

According to DC Singh, "The jatra mela is a symbol of Jharkhand's living traditions, tribal pride and social unity." The event successfully showcased the state's vibrant cultural landscape and fostered a sense of community pride among the attendees.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The Jharkhand Jatra Mela is a grand festival organized by the district administration in Hazaribag to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Jharkhand's statehood. The event features vibrant tribal rhythms, traditional performances, and demonstrations of local art forms.
The Jharkhand Jatra Mela was held at the Curzon Ground in Hazaribag, Jharkhand.
The Jharkhand Jatra Mela was inaugurated by District Collector Shashi Prakash Singh, who released balloons to mark the start of the festivities.

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