Bhagoria’s colourful myriad hues
US President Barak Obama was in audience at the 66th Republic Parade last year watching the Madhya Pradesh tableau representing its diverse cultural heritage that was themed around Bhagoria festival that the likes of state’s Bhil and Bhilala tribes celebrate around Holi time with greatest fest and fervour. As the state of Madhya Pradesh continues to garner increasing traction for the immensely colourful Bhagoria festival well known for its distinctly unique tribal customs that includes expression of love and match making, sorting out disputes, amongst other; the festival is evolving into a unique platform that gives rich insight of the tribal lifestyle, customs and heritage of these primitive people living mainly in the two districts of Jhabua and Alirajpur amidst difficult climes and terrain with bare necessities but in peace with nature. TnH brings you an insightful and colourful pictorial rendition of Bhagoria’s myriad hues…
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