Garhwa hosting Banshidhar Mahotsav on March 19-20

timesofindia.indiatimes.com — March 17, 2025 at 06:01 PM UTC

Garhwa is preparing for the Banshidhar Mahotsav on March 19 and 20. Chief Minister Hemant Soren will inaugurate the event, which will take place at Gosaibag Maidan. Deputy Commissioner Shekhar Jamuar reviewed preparations with senior officials. He emphasized cleanliness, decoration, and facilities for guests, including food, lodging, and sanitation. The government has designated the festival as a State Mahotsav. Officials aim to promote Banshidhar Mandir as a world tourist destination.

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