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Religion
Bihar DM Sahila Celebrates Diwali in Mahadalit Settlement at Chhotka Nuav, Buxar
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 08:31 PM
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District Magistrate Sahila visited the Mahadalit colony at Chhotka Nuav in Buxar on Diwali, distributing lamps and sweets to residents.
District Magistrate Sahila arrived at the Mahadalit settlement in Chhotka Nuav, Buxar, on the occasion of Diwali. The official distributed traditional oil lamps (diyas) and sweets among the residents, marking the festival with a community outreach gesture.
The event was organized to bring festive cheer to the colony, which predominantly houses Mahadalit families. Local leaders welcomed the DM, highlighting the importance of government presence during cultural celebrations.
While the DM engaged with the community, other officials, including DDC Niharika Chhavi, also visited nearby Dalit colonies to share sweets and goodwill. The coordinated visits underscored the administration's focus on inclusive celebration of the festival across Buxar district.
The distribution of diyas and sweets aimed to foster a sense of belonging and encourage safe, joyous celebrations among the marginalized sections of society.
Authorities reiterated their commitment to supporting vulnerable communities during major festivals, ensuring that the spirit of Diwali reaches every household.
The event was organized to bring festive cheer to the colony, which predominantly houses Mahadalit families. Local leaders welcomed the DM, highlighting the importance of government presence during cultural celebrations.
While the DM engaged with the community, other officials, including DDC Niharika Chhavi, also visited nearby Dalit colonies to share sweets and goodwill. The coordinated visits underscored the administration's focus on inclusive celebration of the festival across Buxar district.
The distribution of diyas and sweets aimed to foster a sense of belonging and encourage safe, joyous celebrations among the marginalized sections of society.
Authorities reiterated their commitment to supporting vulnerable communities during major festivals, ensuring that the spirit of Diwali reaches every household.