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Odisha CM Majhi Attends Parab 2025 Tribal Festival, Highlights Koraput Coffee's Global Reach

Odisha's Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi joined in the celebrations on the fourth day of the Parab tribal festival. He took part in traditional rituals and emphasized the event's role in promoting local art and culture. The CM also proudly highlighted that Koraput coffee, now served in Parliament, has gained global recognition. The vibrant festival wraps up today with a special musical performance.

Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi attends fourth day of Parab 2025 tribal festival

Bhubaneswar (Odisha), December 22

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi attended the fourth day of Parab 2025, Koraput's flagship tribal festival, on Sunday. This five-day festival began on December 18.

A grand welcome ceremony was held for CM Mohan Charan Majhi as he attended the festival's fourth day in Koraput.

The CM also participated in the lamp-lighting ceremony and other key rituals of the tribal festival.

Speaking to ANI, Mohan Charan Majhi highlighted the significance of the Parab festival 2025, calling it a platform that "carries forward art, culture and tradition of tribal and local people."

He also highlighted the Koraput Coffee of Odisha, which made its way into the Parliament canteen and is recognised worldwide today.

"The Parab 2025 festival, which carries forward art, culture, and tradition, is advancing the tribal and local people. Korapur coffee is recognised worldwide today. Permission has been obtained to serve Koraput coffee in the Parliament canteen; PM Narendra Modi has also recognised Koraput coffee in Mann Ki Baat," said Mohan Charan Majhi.

Meanwhile, at the festival, several exhibitions and cultural performances have kept the lights bright, drawing visitors from around the world.

The festival is set to conclude today with critically acclaimed musician duo Sachet Parampara's performance at Koraput.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Rohit P

Koraput coffee in Parliament canteen! That's a proud moment for Odisha. Great to see local products getting national recognition. Hope this boosts the livelihood of our tribal coffee growers.

Aman W

While it's good that the CM attended, I hope this is not just a photo-op. Real support means ensuring tribal communities get proper infrastructure, education, and healthcare year-round, not just during festivals.

Sachet Parampara

Sachet-Parampara performing at the finale! What a perfect way to end a cultural festival. Their music blends tradition with modernity so well. Wish I could be there in Koraput today.

Kavya N

The fact that visitors from around the world come to Parab shows the global appeal of Indian tribal art. We must preserve and promote these traditions. Jai Odisha! 🇮🇳

David E

As someone who visited Odisha last year, the tribal culture is truly mesmerizing. Festivals like Parab are crucial for keeping these ancient traditions alive. The coffee mention is interesting too!

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