Vikram Utsav 2024: Celebrating India's Rich Heritage and Future Potential Over 41 Days
by EVENTFAQS Bureau Industry Watch | April 15, 2024 | News
Vikram Utsav Ujjain
The Vikram Utsav, an annual celebration of Indian culture, recently concluded its 41-day festivities in Ujjain. From February 29 to April 9, 2024, the event brought together people from all walks of life to revel in the vibrancy of Indian heritage. The unveiling of the first Vikramaditya Vedic clock and the inauguration of a museum dedicated to the heroes of ancient India were standout moments, showcasing the nation's blend of tradition and innovation.
The event also highlighted India's intellectual legacy with a focus on the contributions of ancient sages and scientists. Discussions, exhibitions, and presentations explored various facets of Indian culture, captivating audiences with insights into the country's diverse heritage.
During the 41-day festival, which combined industry, commerce, art, and culture, over 3,600 artists from nearly 90 groups participated. Eminent industrialists from the country and the state invested hundreds of crores, and entrepreneurs joined the Vikram Industries-Fair. More than 500,000 art enthusiasts and citizens attended, showing a growing interest in the Vikram Utsav. The festival attracted participants from across the globe, with film screenings and contributions from countries worldwide.
From cultural showcases to discussions on economic progress, the event emphasized the importance of tradition in driving social development. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and with support from various institutions, including Maharaja Vikramaditya Research Institute, Swaraj Institute Headquarters, Madhya Pradesh Tribal Folk Art Academy, Triveni Museum, Culture Department of Madhya Pradesh Government, along with the Department of Industries, Ujjain Municipal Corporation, Panchayat and Rural Development Department, District Administration, Smart City Ujjain, Shri Vishala Lokhit Samiti, Ridm Art Society, Vikram University and more the festival saw the active involvement of 8,000 volunteers and citizens.
As the festival came to a close, Ujjain was illuminated by 551,000 lamps, symbolizing unity and enlightenment. The Vikramaditya Vedic Clock was inaugurated by Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, marking the culmination of this memorable celebration.
Over the course of 41 days, the event showcased a range of activities aimed at honoring India's past and fostering progress for its future.