Amid Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav's announcement to develop Tribal Devlok, Tribal Devlok Festival will be organized at the Chief Minister's residence today. According to official information, Chief Minister Yadav said that the state government is committed to the preservation of the culture of the tribes and special arrangements for their festivals and worship etc. Bhagoria is starting soon in western Madhya Pradesh. Tribal Devlok will be developed in the state to preserve the culture and worship practices of tribal communities.

He said that tribal society and their traditions are an integral part of Indian culture. Taking advantage of government schemes, implementation of the action plan is necessary to keep these traditions and worship practices alive and to make the present and future generations aware of them.

The Chief Minister said that 43 tribal communities including 7 major tribes and their sub-castes reside in the state. The tribes have established their deities in nature, symbols and idols and through these they manifest their faith and beliefs. The gods and goddesses and their symbols of the tribal communities residing in different geographical areas of the state are different. Therefore, it is necessary to make efforts to bring the Devlok of beliefs, faith and symbols of the tribal communities of the state at one place.

Dr. Yadav said that the ideas of the tribal communities' Ojha, Patel, Pujara, Tadvi, Bhumka, Panda, Gunia etc. should also be included in these efforts. For the establishment of Devlok, land should be identified keeping in mind the ease of movement of all the tribes.