Three-day Nagi bird festival begins in Jamui

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: February 19 2024

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The Bihar government will organise a three-day Nagi Bird Festival in Jamui.
The main objective of the Nagi Bird Festival is to promote bird conservation and educate people about migratory birds and their habitats.
Through the festival, people have to be made aware of these migratory birds.
Along with promoting tourism, the festival will support natural life.
The arrival of these birds in the country is especially important for the people, as they live here for about two and a half stages.

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Three-day Nagi bird festival begins in Jamui