Tribal Affairs Minister Jual Oram today announced that the Ministry will organise a series of major events from the 2nd to the 24th of March to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of tribal communities across the country. He said that the series of festivals will not only celebrate tribal heritage but also create avenues for economic empowerment and greater national recognition of indigenous art forms. 

 

Briefing the media in New Delhi, Mr. Oram said the Ministry will host the Tribal Art Fest, Tribal Music Fest, Bharat Tribes Fest, and the Tribal Business Conclave during this period. He said the initiative aims to provide a vibrant platform for tribal brothers and sisters to showcase their skills, creativity and traditional knowledge systems.

 

The Minister highlighted that participants will get opportunities to present their art, artefacts, music, culture and paintings before a wider national audience. He added that nearly one thousand participants from all States are expected to take part in the Tribal Art Fest, making it a truly nationwide celebration of India’s diverse tribal traditions. 

 

During the event, Mr. Oram also launched the official logos of the Tribal Art Fest, Living Roots: Soundscapes of Tribal India, and Bharat Tribes Fest 2026. He described the launch as a proud step towards celebrating and promoting the rich cultural legacy of tribal communities.