The 10th International Gita Festival is set to commence in Haryana, bringing together the cultural and spiritual heritage of the Bhagavad Gita. The event promises a plethora of activities from November 24 to December 1, uniting cultures in a grand celebration.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to grace the Gita Mahotsav on November 25, a testament to the event’s significance. With participants from 51 countries, this year’s festival aims to further the message of the Gita internationally. Haryana’s heightened security measures are in place following a recent blast in Delhi.
Madhya Pradesh will grace the festival as the partner state, showcasing its diverse culture through a pavilion at Purushottampura Bagh. Various academic and cultural events, including a Gita seminar and a book fair, are lined up. The festival is expected to draw significant global participation, with artisans and priests from several countries contributing to the vibrant celebrations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
