Rajasthan News: Ten-day event organized at Bikaner House, New Delhi Teejotsav-2026 Craft and Food Fair It ended with great joy on Monday, 24th August. In this event which lasted for ten days, a glimpse of Rajasthan's art, handicrafts, traditional costumes, folk music and food was seen. Total at different stalls in the fair Record sales of more than Rs 1 crore 30 lakh Hui.
Crowd gathered from the first day
Rajasthan Chief Residential Commissioner Rohit Kumar congratulated the artisans on the record sales. He told that a large number of people reached the fair from the very first day. Visitors also enjoyed Rajasthani cuisine, cultural evenings and traditional sports competitions along with shopping of handicraft products.
beginning of festival August 15 It happened on It was inaugurated by Rohit Kumar by lighting the lamp.
Heavy shopping at 25 stalls of Ruda
According to Ruda's advisor Om Prakash, in the fair 25 stalls of Rajasthani handicrafts and apparels were installed. People liked the products present here very much. According to him, record sales were recorded this time compared to previous years.
At the same time, the artists of women self-help groups associated with Rajivika 15 stalls Planted. These included handblock bedsheets, suits, sarees, bracelets, jewellery, socks, lac items and leather goods. Rajasthani cuisine stalls were also popular among the people.
Sales of more than 3 lakhs of Saras products
There was good demand for Saras milk products in the fair and Purchases above Rs 3 lakh Hui. People liked products like Kalakand of Alwar, Rasgulla of Bikaner, Gulab Jamun, Cow Ghee, Buttermilk, Lassi, Paneer and Shrikhand.
Teej Mata ride and presentation of Kutale Khan became attractions
in the ten day festival Teej Mata Ride Many cultural programs were organized along with. famous folk artist Kutle Khan The presentation of Sufi and Rajasthani folk songs was a special attraction. Folk artists from different regions of Rajasthan also enlivened the culture of the state with their performances.
According to Joint Residential Commissioner Rinku Meena, Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, Bhagirath Chaudhary, Chief Secretary of Rajasthan along with IAS, IPS and IFS officers and many senior officials of the Central and State Government also visited the fair. Officials and guests appreciated this event of Rajasthani art and culture.