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Vocal for local: Tribal fashion show held to bring Bastar s indigenous culture into mainstream The models, mostly from the local community, were adorned with the indigenous-traditional textiles and unique traditional fabric of Bastar. Share Via Email | A+A A- Express News Service RAIPUR: Forget high-end brands spectacle or premiere clothing range pageant. The unique tribal fashion show in the tribal heartland of south Chhattisgarh drew inspiration in nature, with the mesmerising trends adding beauty to customary style as the models, mostly from the local community, were adorned with the indigenous-traditional textiles and unique traditional fabric of Bastar. While opting for garments made traditionally, the famous Bastar Kosa silk along with the lost native art of Bastar Pata, which is a sari-like drape worn by the women of Muria and Maria tribal community, got rejuvenated with exquisite touch and elegance on the stage. Bastar Pata is an unbleached ....
Rajat Bansal roped down a cliff to show that mountaineering, rock climbing, backpacking, trekking can be offered to the tourists who come to Bastar. ....
Express News Service RAIPUR: In these times of darkness, reuniting with their long lost son after 10 long years was no less than a miracle for this couple. Forty-two-year-old Shiva Prakash was wandering in Jagdalpur city of Bastar during the lockdown when he was intercepted by health officials and taken to a quarantine centre. Faced with language barriers, Prakash was unable to tell the officials about his native or identity. “We tried hard to retrieve information about him. A quiet man, he couldn’t follow Hindi, but we kept persuading him. After staying here for a few months, he finally wrote a couple of lines in Tamil. We learnt his name was Shiva Prakash and he belonged to Echur in Cheyyar of Tiruvannamalai district. We sent his information to his native and confirmed his identity,” said Alexander M Cherian, vice-president of Jagdalpur Red Cross Society. ....
Raipur diary: Keeping the Chhattisgarhi pride alive The state saw the reinforcing of Chhattisgarhi pride, focusing upon the farmers and stressing on the revival of rural economy through its ambitious flagship programme Narwa-Garwa-Ghuruwa-Baari. Share Via Email | A+A A- The party returned to power in the state after a gap of 15 years by securing a massive majority in 2018. It also won three Assembly by-polls, taking its tally to 70 in the 90-member House. Jagadalpur Red Cross unit adjudged top performer The Indian Red Cross Society, Jagdalpur district in Bastar, was conferred with the award for the best performing unit in Chhattisgarh. The award is in recognition to its multitude of actions related to prevention of the spread of Covid pandemic. Governor Anusuiya Uike felicitated the Bastar branch of Red Cross Society that had scaled-up its preparedness to confront challenges of Covid-19 under the chairmanship of Rajat Bansal, the Bastar district c ....
Express News Service RAIPUR: In these times of darkness, reuniting with their long lost son after ten long years was no less than a miracle for this Tamil Nadu couple. Forty-two-year-old Shiva Prakash was wandering in Jagdalpur city of Bastar during the lockdown when he was intercepted by health officials and taken to a quarantine place. Faced with language barriers, Prakash was unable to tell the officials about his native or identity. We tried hard to retrieve information about him. A quiet man, he couldn t follow Hindi, but we kept persuading him. After staying here for a few months, he finally wrote a couple of lines in Tamil on a piece of paper. We learnt that his name was Shiva Prakash and he belonged to Echur in Cheyyar of Tiruvannamalai district. We sent his information to his native and confirmed his identity, said Alexander M Cherian, vice-president of Jagdalpur Red Cross Society. ....