Chhattisgarh Rajyotsav 2026 : Flavours of Rajasthan Delight Visitors at Rajyotsav

Raipur, 1 November 2026/ Rajyotsav, organised to mark 26 years of Chhattisgarh’s formation, is filled with enthusiasm, festive spirit and cultural diversity. Alongside Chhattisgarh’s rich folk arts, traditions, handicrafts and development achievements, visitors are also experiencing the cultures and cuisines of different states across the country.

The Rajyotsav grounds have become a vibrant meeting place for the identities, traditions and flavours of different states. Amid this colourful environment, the stall run by Shri Neeraj Sharma from Kota, Rajasthan, has become a popular attraction. The aroma of Rajasthani dishes wafting from his stall is drawing visitors.

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Rajasthan’s Tradition and Flavour on a Plate

Shri Neeraj Sharma’s stall offers Rajasthan’s traditional and popular dal-baati-churma, along with Jodhpur’s famous pyaz kachori. Golden baatis topped with ghee, dal prepared with traditional spices and sweet churma offer a taste of Rajasthan’s rich culinary heritage. The kachoris, with their crisp outer layers and spicy onion filling, are also winning over visitors with their tangy, savoury flavour.

Families, young people and elderly visitors are enjoying these dishes during their visit to Rajyotsav. While many are discovering Rajasthani cuisine for the first time, those familiar with it are delighted to find their favourite flavours.

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For Shri Neeraj Sharma, this is more than selling food. It is also a heartfelt effort to share the flavours and culture of his home state with people in another state.

Rajyotsav Deepens His Bond with Chhattisgarh

Shri Neeraj Sharma’s association with Chhattisgarh goes back several years. He comes here every year to set up his stall at Rajyotsav and also regularly participates in the Bilaspur trade fair. He serves Rajasthani cuisine at weddings and other family functions in Chhattisgarh as well. Over time, he has become known not only as a businessman but also as a familiar face bringing Rajasthan’s traditional flavours to the people of the state.

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His frequent visits and interactions with local people have given him a special affection for Chhattisgarh. For him, Rajyotsav has become more than an annual event. It is an opportunity to meet old acquaintances, connect with new people and deepen this sense of belonging.

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Sharing his experiences of Chhattisgarh, Shri Neeraj Sharma says warmly, “Hindi is widely spoken here, so there is no difficulty in communicating or doing business. The language used here makes communication very easy. People here make me feel at home. I have never felt that I am in another state. Chhattisgarh feels like my own state.”

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His words reflect Chhattisgarh’s warm and welcoming culture, which is also evident in the experiences of those who visit the state. The simplicity, helpfulness and hospitality of its people give visitors from other states a sense of belonging. This is why businesspeople such as Shri Neeraj Sharma return to Chhattisgarh repeatedly and continue to strengthen their ties with its people.

Shri Neeraj Sharma’s presence at Rajyotsav conveys a beautiful message. While preserving its own folk traditions, cuisine and cultural heritage, Chhattisgarh also welcomes the cultures of other states with an open heart. This spirit gives Rajyotsav a broader character. People from different states arrive with their own identities and traditions, yet soon become part of the celebration.