Haryana Day Ratnavali State Festival Started at Welcome Haryana
Kurukshetra News (Current Society) Kurukshetra: Ratnavali Mahotsav of Kurukshetra University is playing an important role in preserving Haryanvi culture and connecting youth with businesses. In Mahakumbh, where the young generation is getting acquainted with their heritage and culture, the youth are realizing the dream of a self-reliant India by exhibiting their own products at the craft fair. This idea was expressed by Director National Institute of Technology Kurukshetra, Prof. BV Ramanna Reddy expressed this as the chief guest at the inauguration of 37th state level Ratnavali Mahotsav organized on the occasion of Haryana Day at Kurukshetra University Auditorium on Friday. Upon reaching Kurukshetra University, Prof. Biwi Ramanna Reddy, special guest of KDB Honorary Secretary Upendra Singhal and Vice Chancellor to the President Prem Dehati, Prof. Somnath Sachdeva and Registrar Prof. Sanjeev Sharma and other officials They welcomed and congratulated him with drums and Haryanvi folk tunes.
After this, all the guests and officials formally inaugurated the festival by lighting the lamp of the statue of Goddess Saraswati. He said Ratnavali Mahotsav has brought many great artists to the country. Great ghazal singer Jagjit Singh, famous artist Yashpal Sharma, Meghna Malik and other great artists have emerged from this platform. Hiti, student of Panipat, Welcome Haryana and students of SD College, Panipat gave a captivating performance of traditional Lur folk dance of Haryana, which was highly appreciated by the audience.
Ratnavali is giving a new identity to Haryanvi culture
Pro. BV Ramanna Reddy said that while this festival aims to enrich the Haryanvi culture, it also helps in maintaining dialogue among them and also inspires students to learn new things. While dance and music lead to the attainment of God, students also develop creative skills. Welcoming all the guests, Vice Chancellor of Kurukshetra University, Prof. Somnath Sachdeva said that Ratnavali Mahotsav started in 1985 with 8 genres and 300 artists and now this journey with 34 genres and more than 3000 young artists is enriching the culture of Haryanvi in the country and abroad and is also giving a new identity.
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