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India is a country of different cultures, castes, languages, and religions, this is our specialty. Where faith, along with religion and faith. "Nagar Chaurasi Festival" no expectations has started in 2001, from over 2 decades it is spreading the message of unity. People from different caste, creeds, religions and faith celebrate this festival. In the year 2019 more than 30000 people became part of it.<ref>https://hindi.webdunia.com/my-blog/parampara-nagar-chorasi-118100600052_1.html</ref>

The relation of Parampara Nagar Chaurasi is a symbol of unity in diversity which shows brotherhood and mutual reconciliation. Town to promote the spirit of brotherhood and harmony for the future of India with its vision of Unity in Diversity at Chaurasi gives.<ref>https://historyofrajgarhgreat.blogspot.com/2019/04/tradition-nagar-chaurasi-unity-in_21.html</ref>
 
In India, people usually see events like Bhandara, Phale Chundari, but they belong to one class, one institution. But there is an event for every eighty-four section of the city, which takes place in Rajgarh of Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. Nagar Chaurasi is organized on prestige or any occasion. Where people of all religions and castes eat together. This work is done without any big or small discrimination.<ref>https://www.youthkiawaaz.com/2018/11/unity-in-diversity-is-the-introduction-of-trsdition-nagar-chaurasi/</ref>

Here there is a special view of unity in diversity without any discrimination, where Sanatan Dharma, Jainism, Christianity, Islam People of many religions live there. In fact, in this motherland we have lived the culture to new heights. to the same thing With the help of Rajgarh Nagar Chaurasi, the Indian culture gives a message to the public with happiness that we are all one. With this, it itself proves that the city of 'Rajgarh' creates a feeling of happiness in the fourteen society.

Nagar Chaurasi teaches and attracts the masses of the city. Understanding the responsibility of all of us as Indians Good work for the present and future progress in perpetuating such a unique tradition.