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Tripura Governor Indrasena Reddy Nallu attends Adivasi Boul Utsav 2026 in Jampuijala
✍️ TRIPURA STAR NEWS
🗓 12 Oct 2026, 10:32 AM
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Governor Indrasena Reddy Nallu of Tripura was present at the Adivasi Boul Utsav‑2026 held in Jampuijala, marking his support for tribal cultural celebrations.
Tripura Governor Indrasena Reddy Nallu attended the Adivasi Boul Utsav‑2026 on Saturday in Jampuijala, a tribal gathering that showcases traditional music, dance and crafts of the region's indigenous communities. The governor arrived in a ceremonial convoy and was welcomed by local officials and community leaders who highlighted the festival's role in preserving tribal heritage.
During his visit, Governor Nallu addressed the attendees, emphasizing the state government's commitment to cultural preservation and socio‑economic development of tribal areas. He praised the organizers for their efforts in promoting indigenous art forms and encouraged youth participation.
The three‑day festival, organized by the Tripura Tribal Welfare Department, features performances by tribal groups, exhibitions of hand‑loom products, and workshops on traditional skills. The governor's presence is seen as an endorsement of the state's ongoing initiatives to integrate tribal culture into mainstream development policies.
Local residents expressed optimism that the governor’s involvement would attract greater attention and resources to tribal festivals, potentially boosting tourism and livelihood opportunities for artisans.
The Adivasi Boul Utsav continues until Sunday, with a schedule that includes folk dances, culinary fairs and a cultural symposium attended by scholars and policymakers.
During his visit, Governor Nallu addressed the attendees, emphasizing the state government's commitment to cultural preservation and socio‑economic development of tribal areas. He praised the organizers for their efforts in promoting indigenous art forms and encouraged youth participation.
The three‑day festival, organized by the Tripura Tribal Welfare Department, features performances by tribal groups, exhibitions of hand‑loom products, and workshops on traditional skills. The governor's presence is seen as an endorsement of the state's ongoing initiatives to integrate tribal culture into mainstream development policies.
Local residents expressed optimism that the governor’s involvement would attract greater attention and resources to tribal festivals, potentially boosting tourism and livelihood opportunities for artisans.
The Adivasi Boul Utsav continues until Sunday, with a schedule that includes folk dances, culinary fairs and a cultural symposium attended by scholars and policymakers.