Munda community in Mango organized Karma festival with cultural performances.
Key Points:
– Karma Mahotsav held at Adivasi High School, Mango by Munda community.
– Tributes paid to artists preserving cultural heritage through songs and dance.
– Tata Steel Foundation manager emphasized the need for tribal empowerment.
JAMSHEDPUR – A Karma Mahotsav and music evening were organized at Adivasi High School in Mango by the Munda community branch.
The event honored artists who have entertained the community through traditional songs, music, and dance during the Karma festival.
As the chief guest, a Tata Steel Foundation manager stressed the importance of the tribal community’s social, cultural, economic, and educational empowerment.
He expressed concern that the younger generation is drifting away from their roots, warning that if this continues, the community’s existence could be at risk.
He urged educators, intellectuals, and community leaders to reflect on this issue and find solutions.
He also highlighted the need for the tribal community to preserve their identity and heritage.
The event featured vibrant cultural performances, with Munda youth from Ulidih and other branches presenting traditional dances, captivating the audience.
