The youth of Rajbiraj are gearing up for the ‘Rajbiraj Festival,’ which is part of the Cultural Tourism, Agriculture, and Trade Fair. The event will take place from Kartik 9 to 26 with the support of Rajbiraj Municipality and the special collaboration of Saptari Youth Club.
According to Kamal Kishor Sah, president of Dream Nepal Youth Association, the preparation for the festival, which will be held at Raj Rangshala (Sports Ground) in Rajbiraj, is in full swing. “The festival aims to promote the identity of the district, as well as develop the cultural tourism and agricultural sectors with the active involvement of local youth,” Sah said. He also emphasized the need for support from the local community and stakeholders to ensure the festival’s success.
The Rajbiraj Festival is being organized during the Tihar holiday to engage youths, students, and residents who return to their hometowns. The primary goal is to highlight Saptari’s unique identity through this cultural event.
Local youth Mustakim Alam, involved in the festival preparations, shared that construction of stalls, cleaning, and setting up bamboo enclosures are already underway. The event will feature 60 stalls showcasing various products and activities.
Alam also mentioned that the festival aims to promote local art, culture, and traditions, while fostering youth participation. Organizers hope the festival will encourage active youth involvement and bring about positive change in the community.
In addition, several organizations have extended their support to ensure the success of the ‘Rajbiraj Festival 2081,’ which kicks off on Kartik 9. A joint statement has been issued calling for cooperation from all concerned parties.
Key supporters include Chitrarajan Yadav, district in-charge of the National Youth Union of Nepal; Ranjiv Kumar Sah, president of ANNFSU; Arjun Yadav, president of Nepal Tarun Dal Saptari; Rakesh Thakur, president of the Nepal Student Union Saptari; Kaushal Sah, president of All Nepal Revolutionary Student Union Saptari; Sunil Mandal, secretary of Mahendra Bindeshwari Multipurpose Campus Free Student Union; and Ram Bhajan Mandal, president of the Student People’s Union.
Source: RSS
