The two-day festival began yesterday (September 18) evening at the open stage of the university’s Central Shaheed Minar. It concluded this evening with the immersion of a branch of the Karam tree.

With farmland disappearing and livelihoods changing, the Oraon community is now fighting not only for economic survival but also to preserve its language and culture

“Texture and mixture”, with 67 artworks on display, was inaugurated on July 28 at Kala Kendra in the presence of economist and writer Anu Mohammad, and political activist, feminist and environmentalist Khushi Kabir.