On the second day of Jammu Mahotsav-2019, enthralling performances were given by the local artists at Mansar, Chichi Mata, Suchetgarh, Bagh-e-Bahu, Mubarak Mandi, YatriNiwas Grounds, Jammu and Bus Stand- Katra.
The day started with NukkadNaatak based on the theme “BetiPadoa-BetiBachao” at Veer Marg market and was witnessed by enthusiastic tourists. Cultural Programmes were held at Suchetgarh Border Post as part of JammuMahotsav to promote border tourism wherein large number of tourists enjoyed the mesmerizing folk songs and dances performed by the local artists.
Similar function was organised at Bagh-e-Bahu which also witnessed heavy rush of people wherein local cultural prorammes started with Dogri group dance by Jakson Institute of Cultural Society, Jammu followed by Kashmiri dance item, Sham Rang. The audience applauded the Dogri song presented by MohinderPanchairvi “Mithdi-e-Dogren Di Boli” followed by Punjabi and Ladakhi group dances.
Stalls of local food and cuisines, handicrafts, handloom, floriculture, horticulture, agro and other departments were arranged for the visitors.
Cultural programmes, folk dances were highly appreciated by the tourists present in good numbers at tourist resort of Mansar.
A skit on Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was also performed at the venue to give social message to the public. Tourists from outside the State danced to the tunes of local music.
A heavy rush of pilgrims was witnessed at Katra where local artists thrilled the audience with their traditional cultural performances. The main attraction at Mubarak Mandi heritage complex was the painting competition of school children besides local cultural programmes, ethnic food stalls and photo exhibition were also appreciated by the tourists.
The visitors enjoyed the Musayria performed at Mubarak Mandi by KusumDhar, LokeshChander, Swami AntarNirav, Bindiya Raina Tickoo, H.R.Rehman, and PyassaAnjum.
The main highlights of the second day of Jammu Mahotsav-2019 was the live performances of AbhaHanjura, DrDeepaliWattal, Jeewan Sharma, Suchi Arora, Subash and NeelamLangeh, Ashok Dogra and others.