Delhi's Palaash Mahotsav 2026 Celebrates Nature and Community
The Delhi Development Authority announces the 'Palaash Mahotsav 2026', a festival celebrating nature and community at four city locations from February 14 to 16. Featuring cultural performances, eco-awareness activities, and art installations, the event aims to enhance public engagement with urban green spaces.
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The Delhi Development Authority will host the annual spring festival 'Palaash Mahotsav 2026' from February 14, officials announced Friday.
This year, the three-day citywide celebration will, for the first time, take place at four locations: Ashoka Garden, Lala Hardayal Park, Smriti Van, and Baansera. The event, scheduled for February 14 to 16, will be inaugurated by Lt Gov V K Saxena.
The festival focuses on themes of nature, sustainability, and community life, aiming to transform Delhi's parks into vibrant community hubs. Highlights include cultural performances, eco-awareness activities, art installations, and community programs, encouraging public engagement and appreciation of urban green spaces.
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