- Event at Nehru Centre marks Birsa Munda’s birth anniversary and foundation days of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh
Vivek | Ranchi (Jharkhand): The rich tribal heritage of Jharkhand and India received international recognition at ‘The Tribal Tapestry 2026’, a cultural celebration organised at the prestigious Nehru Centre in London, located at the Indian High Commission. The event marked the birth anniversary of tribal icon Bhagwan Birsa Munda and the foundation days of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
Team Swarangi presented the traditional art and cultural heritage of Jharkhand through music and dance performances. Artists Juhi Priya, Shraboni, Shashwati, Priyanka, Sushree, Subhashree Sahu and Rodali Bora captivated the audience with their performances. Artists from Nacha UK represented the cultural traditions of Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
The programme showcased India’s tribal traditions through folk art, music, dance and poetry, drawing appreciation from members of the Indian diaspora.
Tribute to Birsa Munda and Tribal Traditions
The event began with a ceremonial lamp-lighting by Nehru Centre Director N.J. Singh and Deputy Director Rakesh Kumar. A special art exhibition curated by Moses was another major attraction, featuring tribal lifestyles and traditional artworks. The programme also paid tribute to Bhagwan Birsa Munda, remembering his courage, leadership and struggle for tribal rights.
Organisations Join Hands for Cultural Exchange
The event was jointly organised by Jharkhand UK Network, CEEEFI and Dhun, with support from the Indian High Commission, Nehru Centre, Friends of Madhya Pradesh in England and Europe, Team Swarangi, Nacha UK and Utkalika.
Ujjwal Banga, representing the Jharkhand UK Network, thanked the participating organisations, artists and organisers. Details of the event were shared by Ranchi-based Team Swarangi member Juhi Priya.
