Cultural Extravaganza at Amrita Haat Bazaar: Central Bureau of Communication Artists Mesmerize Audience
Udaipur, February 19, 2025 The Amrita Haat Bazaar, a divisional-level fair organized by the Department of Women Empowerment and Women & Child Development, witnessed a spectacular cultural showcase by the registered artists of the Central Bureau of Communication (CBC), Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India. The vibrant performances took place at Bhandari Darshak Mandap, Udaipur, where shoppers and visitors were treated to a mesmerizing display of folk dances, music, and informative presentations.
Under the leadership of Rajju Johri, the exhibition officer of CBC, the Leela Devi & Party enthralled audiences with their artistic brilliance while spreading awareness about government initiatives like Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Poshan Abhiyan, and Viksit Bharat 2047.
Folk Dances and Musical Narratives Promote Social Awareness
The event was not merely an entertainment spectacle but also a platform to educate the public about crucial government schemes. The artists, dressed in traditional Rajasthani attire, performed Terah Taali, Chari Nritya, Ghoomar, and Bhavai, captivating the audience with their rhythmic moves and synchronized choreography.
Through their soulful renditions and folk songs, the performers creatively conveyed the importance of girl child education, women empowerment, and nutrition awareness. Women attendees and families gained valuable insights about these government programs while enjoying the traditional music and dance.
Constitution Exhibition: A Tribute to 75 Years of Democracy
In addition to the cultural showcase, the Central Bureau of Communication also organized a special exhibition titled โOur Constitution, Our Prideโ to mark 75 years of the Indian Constitution.
The exhibition provided an insightful journey through Indiaโs constitutional history, covering:
The formation of the Constituent Assembly Fundamental rights and duties of citizens Key articles and provisions of the Constitution The role of democracy in nation-building
Visitors at the exhibition engaged with interactive displays that highlighted the importance of constitutional values in shaping modern India.
Dignitaries and Officials Grace the Occasion
The event saw the presence of key officials from the Central Bureau of Communication and the Department of Women Empowerment. Among the notable attendees were:
R.L. Meena, Assistant Director, Central Bureau of Communication Sanjay Joshi, Deputy Director, Women Empowerment Department
Both officials commended the efforts of the performers and emphasized how art and culture can effectively communicate important social messages.
Visitors Praise the Initiative
The blend of entertainment and awareness at the Amrita Haat Bazaar drew praise from attendees. Women participants expressed their appreciation for the efforts in spreading awareness about education, nutrition, and constitutional rights in such an engaging manner.
One of the visitors, Anita Sharma, a homemaker from Udaipur, shared her experience:
โI came here for shopping, but I was pleasantly surprised to witness such beautiful performances and learn about government schemes. The exhibition on the Constitution was very informative.โ
Similarly, college student Manish Rathore appreciated the cultural touch to social awareness campaigns. โThese folk performances make it easier to understand important social issues. Itโs a great initiative to reach out to people,โ he said.
Encouraging Public Participation for a Stronger Society
The Amrita Haat Bazaar has once again demonstrated how government initiatives, when combined with cultural expression, can leave a lasting impact on public consciousness. The event successfully merged traditional Rajasthani heritage with modern-day social awareness, making it an engaging and educational experience for all attendees.
As the fair continues, the organizers hope to see more people benefiting from these awareness programs while enjoying the festive spirit of the event.
