Droupadi Murmu Says ‘Alai Balai’ Festival in Hyderabad Promotes Brotherhood

New Delhi, Oct. 2: President Droupadi Murmu has extended her greetings to the people of Telangana on the occasion of the ‘Alai Balai’ festival, describing it as a cultural celebration that promotes brotherhood and unity. She noted that the event, held annually in Hyderabad, continues to strengthen social bonds by bringing together people from diverse backgrounds.

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The President expressed happiness that the festival would be celebrated with great enthusiasm in Hyderabad today. “‘Alai Balai’ is a festival that promotes brotherhood,” she said in her message. “Bandaru Dattatreya launched the Alai Balai festival to revive the traditions of Telangana. It is an annual cultural festival that promotes brotherhood. It brings together people from all walks of life and showcases the rich culture of Telangana. It serves as a social gathering to spread unity and community values among the people. I wish that the Alai Balai celebrations are held in a grand manner,” the President added.

Alai Balai festival in Hyderabad

The ‘Alai Balai’ festival has become a regular feature in Hyderabad’s cultural calendar. The tradition was initiated by Bandaru Dattatreya, former Governor of Haryana, with the intention of reviving Telangana’s cultural roots. Each year, the event draws a wide range of participants, including political leaders, artists, and members of the public.

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The celebrations provide a platform to highlight Telangana’s folk traditions, cuisine, and arts. At the same time, they act as a unifying occasion, transcending social and political divisions. The event is seen not just as a cultural gathering, but also as a space for dialogue and goodwill.

Promoting unity through tradition

Over the years, ‘Alai Balai’ has gained prominence as more than a festival. It has come to represent the message of harmony and inclusivity. The President’s message underlines the importance of cultural events in building bridges within society. By recognizing the efforts of Bandaru Dattatreya, she highlighted how the festival continues to serve as a reminder of Telangana’s traditions while promoting fraternity among its people.

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