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Paudi to Host Grand Sharadotsav from November 16-18, Featuring Local Artists

The Sharadotsav in Paudi Garhwal will showcase local culture and talent from November 16-18, featuring performances and competitions.

Paudi Garhwal, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : The picturesque town of Paudi Garhwal is set to celebrate the Sharadotsav from November 16 to 18, 2026. This three-day festival aims to showcase the rich local culture, sports, and talents of the region. Organized by the Municipal Council, the event will feature folk songs, dances, and various cultural presentations, along with exciting competitions.

The festivities will take place at the Ramleela Ground, where renowned folk artists from Uttarakhand, including Hema Negi Karasi, Kishan Mahipal, Reshma Shah, and Amit Sagar, will perform. Attendees can expect vibrant displays of Uttarakhand’s traditional culture through performances such as Jagar, Tandi, Chhopti, Chanchdi, and Pandav dance.

In addition to the cultural showcases, the festival will host an array of entertaining and creative competitions. Events like marathons, fancy dress contests, painting, mehndi, rangoli, debates, musical chairs, and tug-of-war will add to the excitement.

Municipal Council President Himani Negi noted that this year’s sports competitions have been slightly reduced, with only the marathon and tug-of-war featured prominently. The focus has shifted towards creating a festive atmosphere, encouraging people to showcase their talents and enjoy the celebrations.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the chief guest for the event, with no final decision made yet. Negi emphasized that the true guest of honor is the local community. She urged residents to participate in large numbers to ensure the festival’s success, stating that public support is the most significant contribution.

The primary aim of the Sharadotsav is to provide a platform for local talents while strengthening Paudi’s cultural identity and promoting tourism. The Municipal Council hopes that this three-day celebration will enhance the vibrancy of Paudi and offer local artists a valuable opportunity to display their skills.

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