PM to inaugurate Ashtalakshmi Mahotsav on 6th December
Mahotsav will highlight vast cultural tapestry of Northeast India, bringing together an array of traditional arts, crafts, and cultural practices
The Festival will promote economic opportunities in traditional handicrafts,
handlooms, agricultural products, and tourism
In line with
his commitment to showcase the cultural vibrancy of Northeast India, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate Ashtalakshmi Mahotsav on 6th December at
around 3 PM at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.
The
three-day cultural festival, being celebrated for the first time, will be held
from 6th to 8th December. It will highlight the vast cultural tapestry of
Northeast India, bringing together an array of traditional arts, crafts, and
cultural practices.
To
promote economic opportunities in areas such as traditional handicrafts,
handlooms, agricultural products, and tourism, the Mahotsav will feature a
variety of events. The festival will have artisan exhibitions, Grameen haats,
state specific pavilions and technical sessions on key areas crucial to the
development of the northeastern region. Key events will include Investors
Roundtable and buyer-seller meets designed to be a unique opportunity to build
and strengthen networks, partnerships, and joint initiatives boosting economic
growth of the region.
The
Mahotsav will have Design conclave and Fashion shows displaying the rich
handloom and handicraft traditions of Northeast India at the national stage.
Highlighting the region's rich cultural heritage, the festival will also
showcase vibrant musical performances and indigenous cuisines of Northeast
India.