Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Ranchi Mango Festival Celebrates Tribal Growers, Organic Produce
Imagine a big party in Ranchi where the stars are delicious mangoes!
This festival is all about the yummy, organic mangoes grown by farmers in Jharkhand.
These farmers don't use chemicals, so the mangoes are super healthy.
The festival lets these farmers sell their special mangoes like Amrapali and Mallika to people who love them.
It's like a fun way to help the farmers and enjoy tasty treats.
The festival also teaches us about taking care of the land and supporting the farmers who grow our food.
Ranchi hosted a mango festival featuring organic varieties from tribal growers.
The event, organized by NABARD, showcased mangoes like Amrapali and Mallika.
The festival aimed to revive traditional Jharkhand flavors and connect growers with consumers.
Mangoes were sourced from 61 WADI clusters across Jharkhand, promoting sustainable farming.
The festival provided a platform for tribal farmers to display their produce.
- Who
- Organized by NABARD and featured tribal mango growers.
- What
- A mango festival showcasing organic mangoes.
- When
- The third annual festival kicked off on Friday.
- Where
- Ranchi, Jharkhand, at the Jharkhand State Cooperative Bank’s Head Office.
- Why
- To revive traditional flavors, connect rural growers with urban consumers, and promote sustainable farming.
- Organizer
- NABARD
- Location
- Ranchi, Jharkhand
- Mango Varieties
- Amrapali, Mallika, Langda, Gulabkhas
- Focus
- Organic and sustainable farming
- Number of WADI clusters
- 61
- Inaugurated by
- RBI Regional Director Prem Ranjan Prakash Singh