Parul University's Global Tapestry: United in Folklore

Parul University hosted its 3rd International Folklore Festival, uniting artists from over 30 nations under the mantra 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'. The festival celebrated global unity through diverse cultural expressions at the University's vibrant campus, fostering a deeper connection between different traditions, stories, and art forms.

Vadodara's Parul University recently transformed into a hub of global culture during its 3rd International Folklore Festival, emphasizing the mantra 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' or 'the world is one family'. Artists from over 30 countries, including Lithuania, Poland, and South Korea, showcased their unique cultural identities, creating a lively mosaic of global heritage.

The festival opened at the iconic Statue of Unity, where participants united to express a common call for global peace. This gathering underscored the core themes of the event: unity and cultural respect. Audiences were treated to a captivating blend of folk songs, rituals, and dances, each rich with historical narratives.

Celebrating diversity through arts, Parul University's festival also paid tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's legacy. Distinguished guests praised the festival's role in breaking barriers through art, underscoring the spirit of togetherness. As the festival concluded, it underscored the university's ongoing mission to foster global cultural dialogue.

(With inputs from agencies.)