Anubhuti 2026 Cultural Festival Kicks Off in Nagpur

The National Academy of Direct Taxes (NADT) in Nagpur has officially launched its cultural and literary festival, Anubhuti 2026, on October 28, 2026. This marks the festival's return after a six-year hiatus. The event, themed 'Navrasa', aims to highlight India's diverse cultural landscape through a series of artistic performances, workshops, and traditional practices over four days.

The inauguration was attended by the Director General of NADT and various senior officials. The first day featured an array of performances inspired by the Navrasa theme, including classical Kathak dance. Participants were also engaged in creative workshops focusing on Warli painting, doodling, and mocktail-making, allowing Officer Trainees to express their artistic talents.

The 79th Batch of Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) Officer Trainees played a significant role in the festival by presenting vibrant cultural performances that represented the West Zone of India. These performances not only showcased the region's rich traditions but were also accompanied by authentic regional cuisine, providing a holistic cultural experience for attendees.

The evening of the first day concluded with a captivating performance of Manganiyar folk music, which added a soulful touch to the celebrations. The Commissioner of Police, Nagpur, Shri Vishwas Nagre Patil, graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour, emphasizing the importance of cultural events in fostering community spirit.

As Anubhuti 2026 unfolds over the next few days, it promises to be a significant celebration of India's artistic expression and cultural diversity. The festival is expected to attract a wide audience, further enriching the cultural fabric of Nagpur and encouraging participation from various segments of society.