The five-day Nagoba Jatara, Telangana’s second largest tribal congregation, began at Keslapur in Adilabad with traditional rituals led by the Mesram clan. Collector Rajarshi Shah and SP Akhil Mahajan were felicitated as thousands gathered to celebrate culture, devotion and community
Members of the Mesram clan completed a 150-km padayatra to collect sacred water from the Godavari river for the Nagoba Jatara at Keslapur. The five-day tribal congregation will begin on January 18, drawing lakhs of devotees.
Members of Mesram clan performed Betal Puja and Mandagajling Puja as part of the ongoing Nagoba Jatara, an important annual religious and cultural affair of the Raj Gond tribe, at Keslapur village in Indervelli
Adilabad: The annual Nagoba Jatara, an important religious and cultural affair of Mesram, one of the seven clans belonging to Raj Gonds began on a colourful start at Keslapur village of Indervelli mandal on Monday night. The fair is the second largest congregation after the biannual Sammakka Saralamma Jatara organised at Medaram in Mulugu district. […]
