Current Affairs - Festivity - Discussion

Uttarakhand, renowned for its rich cultural heritage, proudly celebrates Igas Bagwal, a vibrant festival deeply rooted in local customs and traditions. Observed 11 days after Diwali, Igas Bagwal symbolizes the essence of Uttarakhand's folk heritage, uniting communities through shared festivities and traditional practices. The festival holds immense significance in the Garhwal region, marking the end of Lord Vishnu's four-month rest period and signifying auspicious beginnings. Igas Bagwal's origins are intertwined with mythological and historical stories, including the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya and Madhav Singh Bhandari's victory over Tibet.