Sindhuli Kalaghar has started Mechi Mahakali campaign. Sindhuli Kalaghar, which is under construction in Kamalamai Municipality 3 Chapauli of Sindhuli, has started the Mechi Mahakali campaign with the aim of reaching all 77 districts of Nepal for cultural awakening.

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To present 195 countries of the world through art creation and develop it as a “World Art House”, to establish a new school of art creation and cultural school by promoting Nepali original art culture, to build an artist ashram for disabled, poor, sick and elderly artists. To establish a fund Suman Thapa Magar, president of Kalaghar Sindhuli, informed that the Mechi Mahakali campaign with various cultural programs has been started for the financial assistance for the purchase of land for the construction of the Kalaghar.

The District Coordination Committee Sindhuli bid farewell to the family of Kalaghar who went on the Mechi Mahakali campaign with best wishes. Chief of District Coordination Committee Sindhuli Karsang Lama, Deputy Chief Shanta Karki, Chief District Officer Leela Prasad Sharma, Chief of District Police Office Sindhuli Govindraj Kafle In the presence of President of Nepal Journalist Federation Sindhuli Krishnaharu Ghimire, Chairman of Nepal Red Cross Society Sindhuli Ashok Shrestha and others, the Kalaghar team was sent off with the flag of Nepal.
President Magar said that as part of the campaign, now is the occasion of Tihar, the campaign will be conducted through the Deusi Bhailo program in different districts and the campaign will be carried forward as a cultural awakening after Tihar. He said that the Kalaghar team will present many musical performances including Madal, Bassuri and Panchebaza along with Deusi Bhailo, public awareness mulak play about drug addiction, Khaizdi Bhajan, awareness against corruption, etc.

He said that under the campaign, there will be special cultural performances on November 13 and 14 in Palpa’s Tansen and Tanahun, on November 15 and 16 in Butwal, on the 17th in Chitwan Saurahama and on the 18th and 19th in Hetauda.