Prepare for a cultural tsunami in Ujjain as Madhya Pradesh launches Vikram Utsav, a lavish tribute to Samrat Vikramaditya spanning February 15 to March 19. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s oversight has finalized an electrifying program fusing devotion, drama, debate, and deals.
Kicking off with Maha Shivratri’s infectious energy—think bustling melas, ornate processions, and ‘Shivoham’ melodies—the festival hits theatrical peaks February 16-25. Elite playwrights from India and abroad stage evocative dramas on timeless themes.
History and arts collide February 26-28 in an international conference, puppet fest, and think-tank sessions. Vikramaditya’s rulebook gets dissected in a March 1 seminar on justice and statecraft.
Poetry ignites on March 7 with top bards reciting epics. Mythic movies from 20 nations, Vedic showdowns, and Gudi Padwa sun salutations add flair.
March 19’s riverside extravaganza as ‘Ujjayini Gaurav Diwas’ delivers awards, Vikram Panchang 2082-83 debut, ‘Arsha Bharat’ sequel launch, and the mythical ‘Mahadev Ki Nadi Katha’ spectacle.
Yadav mandated immersive storytelling of Vikramaditya’s genius across domains, from celestial calculations to fair governance. By roping in colleges and polytechnics, special sessions will illuminate his scientific strides, inspiring the next generation to embrace ancestral knowledge amid modern challenges. Vikram Utsav isn’t mere celebration—it’s a beacon for cultural revival.