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NADT Nagpur resumes Anubhuti festival after six years

The National Academy of Direct Taxes in Nagpur inaugurated Anubhuti 2026 on 28 October, resuming the cultural and literary festival after six years, according to a finance ministry release published on 29 October. The four-day event is organised around the theme Navrasa.

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The opening day featured Kathak and other performances, followed by workshops in Warli painting, doodling and mocktail-making. Officer trainees from the 79th Indian Revenue Service income-tax batch presented performances representing the West Zone, alongside regional food.

A Manganiyar folk music performance concluded the first evening. The announcement describes the opening day and a planned four-day programme; it does not report attendance figures or results for the entire festival. The 28 October opening date is distinct from the 29 October publication date of the official account.

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    NADT Nagpur resumes Anubhuti festival after six years

    The National Academy of Direct Taxes in Nagpur inaugurated Anubhuti 2026 on 28 October, resuming the cultural and literary festival after six years, according to a finance ministry release published on 29 October. The four-day event is organised around the theme Navrasa.

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