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Chhatarpur, 23 March (HS). When Gulal-Abir will fly on the land of Bundelkhand along with the entire country, the tourist village Basari of Chhatarpur district will also be drenched with the diverse colors of Bundeli culture. The good news is that the Bundeli festival, which could not be held for two years due to Corona, is now being organized for two days, but now even the tourist village Basari will not remain untouched in this festival season of colors. Bundeli Utsav is being organized with various Bundeli programs on 27th and 28th March.
An important meeting regarding Bundeli Utsav was held on Saturday at Hotel Jatashankar Palace located on Narayanpura Road in the city in the presence of former MLA Shankar Pratap Singh Munnaraja, patron of Bundeli Development Institute. Senior journalists Shyam Kishore Agarwal, Hari Agarwal, Surendra Agarwal, social worker Shankar Soni were prominently present on this occasion.
In the meeting, Shankar Pratap Singh Bundela Munnaraja, Patron of Bundeli Development Institute, first told that Bundeli Utsav was to be held from 17th February but due to sudden ill health, it had to be postponed but with the cooperation of everyone, it was organized for two days on 27th and 28th March. going. He told that the festival will start on March 27 at 12 noon, folk painting, presentation of Bundeli based children, Kabaddi at 2 pm, Chaupar, Gilli Danda, Kho-Kho, tug of war from 4 pm, Bundeli cinema screening, 6.30 pm. Other cultural programs including Dadra, Kachhaiai, Diwari, Bundeli costume, Ahirwari meeting, Bundeli Kirtan, Kaharwa, Gari, Banre, Lamtera, walk, Khayal, Kartik songs, from 8 am on Thursday, March 28, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Bundeli Utsav will be concluded with Chaupar final, Virat Dangal from 2 pm, special presentation Badhaai at 5 pm, Phag and Rai dance performances.
They will be honored in the 25th Bundeli Utsav
In the Bundeli Utsav organized in tourist village Basari, Rao Bahadur Singh Bundela Memorial Award was given to Raghavendra Udeniya in the field of literature, Dr. NR Chaurasia in the field of review and Rao Bahadur Singh Bundela Memorial Award to Dr. MM Pandey in the field of culture, field of history. Diwan Pratipal Singh Memorial Award to Dr. Sharad Singh Sagar, Dr. Narmada Prasad Gupt Memorial Award to Badri Prasad Khare Nirankar in the field of folk art tradition, Late Dr. Sadanand Shahi Gorakhpur in the field of Bhojpuri literature. Hargobind Hemal Memorial Award, Vrindavan Raikwar Basari will be awarded Gaurihar Naresh Memorial Award for his contribution to Bundeli Utsav and in the field of journalism, Shivendra Shukla from electronic media and Dilip Soni from print media will be awarded Pandit Hariram Mishra Memorial Journalism Award.
