MP News: Such A Tribal Village Is Being Built Here, Where The Culture Of Seven Tribes Will Be Seen Together, PM Modi Will Inaugurate

Tribal Village in Chhatarpur – Photo: Social Media Expansion in Chhatarpur District Such a tribal village is being set up in Khajuraho, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the culture of seven tribes will be reflected. The specialty is that here the residence of the seven tribes and their art culture has been prepared by the artist of the same tribe. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch it virtually during the Pravasi Bharatiya Sammelan and Global Investors Summit to be held in Indore in January . This village has been named Adivarta. In this, residences of Bhil, Gond, Bharia, Kol, Sahariya, Baiga and Korku tribes are being built. Here they have their complete culture. From equipment to musical instruments are being kept. The construction on 3.5 acres was started from September 1 2022. Ashok Mishra, the curator of the Tribal Folk Art Museum, says, the construction work at a cost of about seven crores 24 is more than percent completed. There will also be an exhibition gallery here. Every month on 24 days, tribal artists will be able to exhibit their art here. They will also be able to sell their products directly to the customer. The live story of Maa Narmada will be held in the village…
2022 Bhaskar Pathak, manager of Adivart Tribal Art State Museum, told that out of seven tribes in the state, five tribes live on the banks of river Narmada. . They have a deep connection with water. In such a situation, the living story of Maa Narmada will be engraved on the walls here through painting. Padmashree Durgabai, who comes from the Gond tribe, is making the story of Vyom Narmada. In Gond painting, the major ghats of Narmada will remain from the origin. Padmashri Bhuri Bai of Bhil tribe herself 24 will show her life story through painting. Tilakram, honored with the National Tulsi Samman, is making a Shaja tree with nylon rope. For the tribals, this tree should be worshiped like Banyan and Peepal