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Ranchi: The Karam festival, a celebration of nature, tradition and community solidarity, was celebrated with great enthusiasm across Jharkhand on Tuesday (September 22). A cultural programme was organised at Tana Bhagat Inter College in Lohardaga to mark the occasion, with Jharkhand Welfare Minister Chamra Linda attending the event.People celebrated Karam with traditional songs, music and dance. Chief Minister Hemant Soren also extended his greetings on the occasion. He said the festival inspires people to respect nature and work towards its conservation.Chamra Linda, Welfare Minister of Jharkhand, said, "We extend our best wishes to everyone and urge them to celebrate the Karam festival. The theme and purpose behind the festival and its worship are connected to nature and the earth. Human beings are protected from various natural calamities because of nature's balance, and this festival is an expression of our gratitude for that."The festival involves devotees worshipping a branch of the Karam tree and praying for a good harvest, happiness and prosperity. It is also associated with the bond between brothers and sisters and is an important cultural tradition for Jharkhand's tribal communities, reflecting their deep connection with nature.

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00:12The Karam Festival, a celebration of nature, tradition and community solidarity, was celebrated with great enthusiasm across Jharkhand on Tuesday.
00:25A cultural program was organized at Tana Bhagat Intercollege in Lohar Daga to mark the occasion with Jharkhand Welfare Minister
00:34Chamra Linda attending the event.
00:39People celebrated Karam with traditional songs, music and dance.
00:45Chief Minister Hemant Suren also extended his greetings on the occasion.
00:49He said the festival inspires people to respect nature and work towards its conservation.
00:55We will tell you that you have made the Karam Parap.
01:01The theme, its work, its work, its work,
01:26The Karam Festival event was also organized at the Dr. Ramdeyal Munda Akhra at Ranchi University, where Agriculture Minister Shilpi
01:36Neha Tirith,
01:37joined students and artists in performing traditional dances to the beat of the Mandar, a traditional tribal drum.
01:55The festival involves devotees worshipping a branch of the Karam tree and praying for a good harvest, happiness and prosperity.
02:07It is also associated with the bond between brothers and sisters and is an important cultural tradition for Jharkhand's tribal
02:15communities, reflecting their deep connection with nature.
02:21The music continues.
02:22The music continues.
02:26The music continues.
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