The event, being held from 24–26 November, brings together selected 139 students from Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS) across the country, along with 34 Art and Music teachers and 10 master artisans, to celebrate and promote India’s Geographical Indication (GI)-tagged tribal art traditions.
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The National Education Society for Tribal Students (NESTS), Ministry of Tribal Affairs, inaugurated a three-day “GI Tagged Tribal Art Workshop & Exhibition – Cultural Extravaganza” at New Delhi on Monday.
The event, being held from 24–26 November, brings together selected 139 students from Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS) across the country, along with 34 Art and Music teachers and 10 master artisans, to celebrate and promote India’s Geographical Indication (GI)-tagged tribal art traditions.
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“The event features a GI-tagged student art exhibition-cum-sale, interactive visitor engagements, and a Live Art Workshop open to the public daily from 09:30 AM to 04:00 PM,” the Ministry of Tribal Affairs said.
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The exhibition will remain open for public viewing from 24th–26th November. Art enthusiasts, students, researchers and visitors are invited to witness and support authentic Indian tribal art.
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