Indore to host grand ‘Janaki Mahotsav’ , ‘Mithila Vibhuti Parv’

Union Minister Chirag Paswan , JDU working president Sanjay Jha invited as guests

Indore (Team Newsbuddy): In a grand tribute to the rich cultural legacy of Mithila, Maithil Samajik Manch will organize the ‘Shri Janaki Mahotsav’ and ‘Mithila Vibhuti Parv Samaroha’ on February 9, 2025, at the iconic Anand Mohan Mathur Auditorium. This vibrant cultural extravaganza dedicated to Goddess Sita, promises to be a mesmerizing celebration of Maithili art, music, and traditions, offering a unique opportunity for the expatriate Maithil community to strengthen their cultural ties and celebrate their heritage in the heart of Indore.
The event will be graced by distinguished guests, including Union Minister Chirag Paswan, Sanjay Kumar Jha, Executive President of Janta Dal (United) and Rajya Sabha MP, and Gopalji Thakur, MP from Darbhanga. Several other prominent personalities and dignitaries will also mark their presence, making this an event of great significance for the Maithil community.
The evening will witness a captivating array of performances by some of Maithili’s finest artists. Vikas Jha, the celebrated actor and singer from Maithili cinema, Swati Jha and Anju Jha, the popular Maithili folk singers, along with Rajeev Jha, the renowned host, will present enchanting performances that beautifully reflect the essence of Maithili culture. These cultural presentations are set to foster unity, strengthen community bonds, and promote Maithili folk art.
According to Udaykant Thakur, President of Maithil Samajik Manch, along with Advisor Aditya Nath Jha and General Secretary Mukesh Kumar Jha, this grand event is designed to be a powerful celebration of Maithili culture, aiming to promote its music, traditions, and values. The evening promises to be a vibrant tapestry of Maithili art, a living testament to the community’s enduring commitment to preserving its heritage while embracing the future.

Reconnecting with Roots: A Celebration of Community and Culture

For the thousands of expatriates from the Mithila region residing in Indore, this celebration offers a much-awaited opportunity to reconnect with their cultural roots, celebrate their ancestral traditions, and pass on their legacy to the younger generation.
Indore, home to a vibrant population of Maithil expatriates from Bihar’s Mithila region, will witness the coming together of thousands who are passionate about preserving and promoting their culture. Through this momentous event, the Maithil community aims to create an enduring impact, ensuring their traditions and values are passed on to future generations while nurturing unity and pride.