Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, October 23: During the Saras Mela, which has been going on since October 18, at the open ground near Manav Mangal School in Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Sector 88, Mohali, where stalls of handicrafts are visible, people from different regions reflect the great and unique culture of India. -While the folk songs accompanied by dance and folk tunes are entertaining the new generation, they are seen to be more aware of their rich heritage.
 In charge of cultural programs Prof. Gurbakshish Singh Antal said that under the leadership of Additional Deputy Commissioner, Development cum District Sars Mela Officer, Sonam Chaudhary, great efforts are being made to preserve the rich heritage. With the support of Uttar Bharat Cultural Centre, Patiala, the fair will feature Rajasthan's Kalbeliya, a popular folk dance of Bharatpur, Jaisalmer and Jaipur regions, Haryana's Phag and Uttar Pradesh's Mayur dance, Assam's Pihu and Punjab's Bhangra, Ludi and Sammi. People force the fairies who came to the folk-dance fair to dance on the instruments.
 On this occasion, stage moderator Sanjeev Shad provides valuable information to Melians about the background of their poetry and folk dances.