Indore, May 10: The ‘Mango Jatra’ held at the Malwa Utsav in Indore showcased a vibrant celebration of taste, tradition, and farmer empowerment. The event attracted a large number of citizens eager to sample the renowned ‘Hapus’ mangoes from Devgarh and Ratnagiri.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, who attended the three-day fair organized by a Marathi social group at the ‘Rural Haat Bazaar,’ described the event as a symbol of national unity and farmer welfare. He announced a financial grant of five lakh rupees to support the ‘Lok Sanskriti Manch.’
Traditional dancers welcomed the Chief Minister, while stalls displaying handicrafts, artworks, and regional cuisines added to the festival’s charm. The Chief Minister engaged with mango producers, inspected the stalls, and praised their dedication to bringing the country’s most prestigious mangoes to the heart of Malwa.
He emphasized that such fairs connect farmers directly with consumers, ensuring fair prices and fresh produce. An incentive of 11,000 rupees was announced for each of the 24 mango producers, recognizing their long-standing participation in the festival.
The ‘Mango Jatra’ has evolved into a unique marketplace adorned with stalls featuring delicious mango-based dishes, handicrafts, and khadi products, enriching Indore’s identity as a city of diversity and traditions.
In the ‘Silver Jubilee’ (25th year) edition of this event organized by the ‘Lok Sanskriti Manch,’ the Chief Minister commended artists from across India for weaving the country’s cultural diversity into a thread of unity through their performances.
He described the atmosphere created by folk dances like Bhangra, Garba, and Badhai as so enchanting that it felt like heaven had descended on earth. He stated that the arrival of these prestigious mangoes in the city of ‘Maa Ahilya’ symbolizes national unity.
The ‘Mango Jatra’ saw a significant turnout, with many eager to taste delectable mango dishes such as ice cream, shakes, chutneys, and jams. Stalls featuring khadi garments and handmade products were also present. Several prominent leaders attended the event, including former Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan, along with other legislators, MPs, and senior officials.
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