Who We Are?

Genesis of the Organization

The promoter and the Secretary of this organization Mr. Manoj kumar Pandey, M.A., has been a person of creative zeal since his very childhood. His spirit led him to participate in almost all community activity in his school and college days. He represented the Junior Bihar team in Inter-State Cricket Tournament and cricket team of District tournament; participate in National Integration Camp at Punjab in 1988. He traveled almost all over India in a Cultural Harmony travel. He was an enthusiastic organizer of several school tournaments and several village sports and games tournaments, organized several youth camps and performed community developmental activities.

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Manjusha Art

Manjusha Art

Manjushas are temple shaped boxes, made of bamboo, Jute-Straw and Paper.

According to legend, Manjusha Art traces its origin to the Bihua-Vishahari or Mansha Folktales, Popular in Anga Pradesh and some part of West Bengal.The Manjushas, which are made up of Jute straws and paper; depict sketches of different charecters, apart from those of Gods and Goddesses, thereby giving a vivid description of the entire mythology attached to Bishahari puja. The paintings are drawn primarily on the occasion of the Bishari puja, celebrated usually in August to propitiate the snake gods. As Bihula’s boat was decorated by a character called Lahsan Mali,This Art has been confined to Mali caste.

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Bhagalpur

Some Facts about Bhagalpur

The city is referred as one of the biggest trade centre in India by the Chinese travellers Huen Sang and Fahiyan. The city had a big harbour on the Ganges River at place called Champanagar (another name for Bhagalpur) now called Champanala which flows next to western boundary of present city near Nathnagar. During the excavation, many boats, navigators and currencies of middle and Far East have been found at the same place, there by adding proof the claims of aforesaid Chinese monks.

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