KATHMANDU: The Indo-Nepal Cultural Festival concluded in South India on Wednesday.

The health camp and Indo-Nepal cutlrual festival, hosted by Nepali Janasamparka Samiti South Indian region in Bangalore, India, on Wednesday, concluded.

On the occasion, President of the Janasamparka Samiti India, Balkrishna Pandey expressed confidence that such cultural programmes would help promote Nepali art and culture among the Diaspora.

“The relationship between Nepal and India is based not only on geographical proximity but also on cultural and spiritual unity. Such programmes strengthen mutual friendship, cooperation, and shared identity”, said President Pandey.

The festival imparted a message of strengthening Nepal-India friendship through cultural dances, music, poetry, and amicable cultural exchanges.

On the same occasion, the committee also organized a free health camp in collaboration with the Indo-Nepal team.