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Sikkim CM Launches Tickets and T‑Shirts for Nepathya Concert
✍️ The Kathmandu Post
🗓 19 Aug 2026, 08:37 AM
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Sikkim's chief minister unveiled official tickets and commemorative T‑shirts for the upcoming Nepathya concert, marking a cultural highlight for the state.
Gangtok, Sikkim – The chief minister of Sikkim presented the official ticket design and a limited‑edition T‑shirt for the highly anticipated Nepathya concert. The unveiling took place at a press briefing where the minister highlighted the concert's significance in promoting cross‑border cultural ties between India and Nepal.
The ticket, featuring artwork inspired by the Himalayan landscape, will be available for purchase through authorized outlets starting next week. The T‑shirt, bearing the concert logo and the Nepathya band name, is intended as a souvenir for fans and will be sold alongside the tickets.
Organisers expect the event to draw large crowds from both Sikkim and neighboring regions, boosting local tourism and the state's entertainment sector. The concert, scheduled for later this month, will feature the renowned Nepali folk‑rock group Nepathya performing live in Gangtok.
State officials assured that all necessary security and crowd‑management measures are in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for attendees. The launch underscores Sikkim's commitment to fostering cultural exchange and supporting the arts.
The initiative also aligns with the state's broader efforts to promote tourism and showcase its unique cultural heritage on an international platform.
The ticket, featuring artwork inspired by the Himalayan landscape, will be available for purchase through authorized outlets starting next week. The T‑shirt, bearing the concert logo and the Nepathya band name, is intended as a souvenir for fans and will be sold alongside the tickets.
Organisers expect the event to draw large crowds from both Sikkim and neighboring regions, boosting local tourism and the state's entertainment sector. The concert, scheduled for later this month, will feature the renowned Nepali folk‑rock group Nepathya performing live in Gangtok.
State officials assured that all necessary security and crowd‑management measures are in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for attendees. The launch underscores Sikkim's commitment to fostering cultural exchange and supporting the arts.
The initiative also aligns with the state's broader efforts to promote tourism and showcase its unique cultural heritage on an international platform.