Bihar Diwas: Celebrate With Your Child

Why And When Is Bihar Diwas Celebrated?

Bihar Diwas 2018

The Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation is set to organize 50 stalls on the grounds that will cater to a large variety of lip smacking cuisines. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is also said to launch free Wi-Fi facilities in 200 educational institutions.

Laser shows on Mahatma Gandhi’s Champaran visit, as well as, stalls of different government departments will show case and educate the public on the various political and historical aspects of the state of Bihar. Hence, Bihar is all set for a three day celebration bonanza that will instill a sense of belonging and pride to the people of this state. It is therefore, imperative to be educated, informed and interested in this state festival, not only for ourselves but also for our children.

How To Educate Your Child About Bihar Diwas?

• If you are residing in Bihar, then it will not be too difficult to inform your child about Bihar Diwas. For one, there is enough buzz in the media about the event in the recent days. Making your child go through some of them will help him/her understand the importance and significance of day
• The most effective and fun way to educate, is however, to take your child with you on any of the days to the Maidan and enjoy the festivities. The carnival of food kiosks, coupled with the open grounds, as well as, the laser show and department stalls are ideal invitations to make learning also fun
• For those of you, who do not reside in Bihar and cannot visit the celebrations in person, can always follow them on social media, the television and newspapers. Similarly, using these same means, you can choose to educate your child about Bihar Diwas too

After all, a celebration in any part of the country is a celebration for the entire nation. Here is wishing Bihar a very prosperous and happy Bihar Diwas and hoping that the celebrations translate in the same spirit, into better development and growth for the state.

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