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Lohia Maidan to host Netravali Matoli Bazaar 2018

Lohia Maidan to host Netravali Matoli Bazaar 2018

the goan I network

MARGAO

The historic Lohia Maidan will play host to the  Netravali Matoli Bazaar 2018 for two days on the eve of the Ganesh  Chathurti on September 11-12.

Addressing the media, Sanguem MLA Prasad Gaonkar along with  members of the Atal Gram Development Agency said more than 25 Self Help  Groups, especially belonging to the Scheduled Tribes of Netravali, will  participate in the two-day bazaar. 

“The bazaar is being organised by  the Atal Gram Development Agency with the old purpose of inculcating  entrepreneurship amongst the rural women, especially belonging to the  Scheduled Tribes of Netravali village,” he said.  

A variety of exotic vegetables, fruits, nuts, berries,  leaves, grass such as Torin, Bede, Nal, Chafo, Patri, Kalyacho Gad,  Mandolli Kelli, Chafo, Haran, Ambadde, Ambatem, etc and items for  decoration (Matoli) will be on display and for sale.

Besides the Matoli items, different types of delicious  sweets and other eatables such as nevroes, ladoos, shankar pali, roasted  cashew nuts, masalas, chiwda, ragi, boiled rice and local honey will be  also on sale.  

The Goa State Medicinal Plant Board, Government of Goa will  also participate in the Matoli bazaar. Various medicinal plants such as  Tulsi, Ganjan, Shikakai, etc cultivated in Goa will be on exhibition and  sale. The stalls from the board will also educate the public regarding  the medicinal use of plants.  

The Sanguem MLA said the Matoli bazaar provides an  excellent opportunity to learn about the fores culture and its produce  during these two days.

When the media pointed out that traditional Matoli items  sold by vendors from the hilly areas in the city are much cheaper than  that sold at the Matoli bazaar, the Sanguem MLA has promised to ensure  that products sold at the bazaar are within the reach of the common man.

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