The event of colours and art GramRang concluded with a lot of fervor at Gandhi Bhavan here on Sunday.
The day began with Fashion Show on the theme "Bharat ki Santan" which was being judged by Sharadha Chaturvedi who is a very well known fashion designer, along with Neha Saiyad and Swarn Lata.
They congratulated the team for their good efforts and amazing concept of Gramrang. Various titles were given to the participants of Fashion Show as ‘Mastani Chaal’, ‘Muskan ki Chamkan’ and many more.
Something for everyone and everywhere GramRang a festival of folk, color, arts, tradition and culture has marked its conceptual beginning to bridge the gap between the Rural and Urban. Ekta Parishad, Youth and Land Asia, Manav Jeevan Vikas Samiti, Katni have worked together to bring out an event the Gramrang.
Ekta Parishad and Manav Jeevan Vikas Samiti have been working for the development of villages for the past several years. Gramrang which is an effort, providing a platform by making available a market to all the farmers and craftsmen, where all the goods and products can get fair prices along with the celebrations of Ba Bapu 150, in remembrance of Mahatma Gandhi and Kasturba Gandhi and National Youth Day on January 12.
Various local stall that includes Manual labour work, Bamboo Jewellery, Khadhi cloths, various books on the topic of peace and non violence, stall named Khadiji, Alive Katni, Ekta, Sanchi and many more. The evening of the event was taken by various dance and singing performances.
A dance performance was given by Pragya Tiwari on the song Goomar. Many local song and folk were being performed by Katiya Nritya from Betul.
The overall event had a very good learning and experience for each one of them on the journey.
Gramrang an initiative of ANSH and Ekta Parished has a great impact on everyone. ANSH is an youth organisation, which provides platform to the youth to showcase the hidden talent.