25 Decorated Idols Compete for Prizes Worth Rs 20,000
Key Points:
- Traditional fair draws participants from Saraikela and Adityapur
- Event offers prizes up to Rs 20,000 for best Tusu idol displays
- Traffic congestion reported from Mirudih to Dam due to crowds
JAMSHEDPUR – The Bando Darha Tusu Mela Committee’s annual fair near Sitarampur Filter Plant attracted huge crowds celebrating the Akhan Yatra festival.
The event showcased cultural traditions. Visitors from multiple regions participated enthusiastically.
Festival Highlights
Twenty-five decorated Tusu idols competed. They represented various regional communities.
Meanwhile, organizers distributed cash prizes. The top winner received Rs 20,000.
“This fair preserves Jharkhand’s ancient heritage,” the chief guest stated. The event continues since 1982.
Prize Distribution
Multiple awards recognized artistic excellence. Winners received significant cash prizes.
Furthermore, consolation prizes encouraged participation. The committee honored top ten entries.
The fair maintains its tradition since 1982. Only Covid years saw interruptions.
Public Response
Heavy traffic marked the celebration. Vehicles moved slowly around the venue.
Moreover, families enjoyed various attractions. The fair drew visitors from distant locations.
The event strengthens community bonds. It preserves local cultural traditions.
