Birsa Diwali: Birsa Deepawali celebrates in 27 villages of tribal region of Madhya Pradesh

 Khandwa, Birsa Diwali. Birsa Deepawali is being celebrated in the tribal region to spread the contribution made by Jan Nayak Birsa-Munda to the people of the tribal community to save the country's independence and its culture. On 15 November, the birth anniversary of Birsa Munda will be celebrated as Pride Day. For this, lamps will be lit in 27 villages of Khalwa development block of Khandwa in front of the photo of Birsa Mundi. This decision was taken in the meeting of the single campaign section held in Khalwa regarding the action plan and preparations for celebrating Tribe Pride Day. Zonal President Om Prakash Panwar, Secretary Sunil Bhardwaj, Jabarsingh, Jaysingh Chauhan, Krishna Kumar Palvi, Dayaram Patil were present on the occasion. The campaign will be started with a resolve to celebrate Birsa Deepawali in 27 villages of the region.

Amar Veer Shaheed Birsa Munda was one of the public figures who protected religion, culture and society. The revolutionary society gave a new direction to the tribal society. Sacrificed his life for the freedom of the country. The occasion of the birth anniversary of such a great Krantivir Nayak is being celebrated as Tribe Pride Day all over Madhya Pradesh. In this program, Pride Day will be celebrated on 15 November by organizing various programs at the state level by the Department of Culture and Tribal Welfare.
It is noteworthy that many of the tribes of the tribal community have contributed for the independence of the country. These include patriots like Rani Durgavati, Shankar Shah, Raghunath Shah, Sitaram Kanwar, Raghunath Singh Mandloi, Bhima Nayak, Tantya Bhil, Khajya Nayak and Mudde Bai. Many names among these heroes who contributed to the country and society still bear their identity. It was decided to celebrate Birsa Deepavali for public awareness in tribal dominated development blocks and villages by Tribal time block.