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Home / Haryana / Ku To Put Up Over 70 Stalls At Haryana Pavilion For Gita Mahotsav Exhibition

KU to put up over 70 stalls at Haryana Pavilion for Gita Mahotsav exhibition

Nitish Sharma
Tribune News Service
Kurukshetra, Updated At : 04:16 AM Nov 29, 2024 IST

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The Department of Youth and Cultural Affairs, Kurukshetra University, will set up the Haryana Pavilion for the exhibition at Brahma Sarovar during the International Gita Mahotsav 2024.

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Vice-Chancellor, Kurukshetra University, Prof Som Nath Sachdeva said that the Haryana Pavilion would give a glimpse of Haryana's culture and heritage to the national and international visitors of Gita Mahotsav-2024. This event would be an attempt to disseminate the charm of rich traditions and customs of Haryana, he said.

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Director, Youth and Cultural Affairs, Vivek Chawla said that Haryanvi cuisine would be a standout attraction and more than 70 stalls of folk cultural heritage of Haryana would be set up from December 5 to 11. Various committees have been constituted for the smooth functioning of the event.

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