Archive · 15 Aug 2025
Karnataka and Chhattisgarh Celebrate Culture in Bastar
Imagine two groups of people, one from Karnataka and one from Chhattisgarh, coming together for a big party!
This party, called Chitrakote Kannada–Chhattisgarhi Sangama, was all about celebrating how they share cultures and languages.
It happened over two days in a place called Bastar.
People from Karnataka, like a special family that used to rule, and artists even went to the party!
They visited a temple and had a fancy tea party hosted by a royal.
It was a time for everyone to learn about each other.
Chitrakote Kannada–Chhattisgarhi Sangama held a two-day cultural event in Bastar.
The event celebrated linguistic and cultural harmony between Karnataka and Chhattisgarh.
The event took place on August 9-10.
Notable guests included Krishna Devaraya, a descendant of Vijayanagar rulers, and a Yakshagana troupe.
Guests visited Maa Danteshwari Temple and attended a royal high tea.
- Who
- Eminent personalities, artists, and citizens from Karnataka and Chhattisgarh
- What
- A two-day cultural and intellectual event celebrating linguistic and cultural harmony.
- When
- August 9-10
- Where
- Bastar, Chhattisgarh
- Why
- To celebrate linguistic and cultural harmony.
- Event Name
- Chitrakote Kannada–Chhattisgarhi Sangama
- Dates
- August 9-10
- Location
- Bastar, Chattisgarh
- Purpose
- Celebration of linguistic and cultural harmony
- Notable Guests
- Krishna Devaraya, Yakshagana troupe