The festival showcased India's cultural diversity through regional cuisines, traditional attire, handicrafts, folk arts, and music from across the country, thereby emphasizing the "unity in diversity" concept
Held from November 14 to 16 across four distinguished venues in the Capital: Siri Fort Auditorium, NCUI Auditorium, OP Jindal Auditorium, and Aurum Conventions, the festival delivered an immersive experience that captivated theatre enthusiasts and set new benchmarks for live performance in the country
Sminu Jindal, Founder & Chairperson of Svayam, said in her inaugural address, “India faces an estimated loss of $1 trillion in its GDP owing to lack of accessibility inclusion in businesses, underscoring the need for accessibility to be viewed as not merely a social responsibility but a true economic imperative for the nation"
The sixth season of DTF will unfold its magic this year over three days - 14th, 15th and 16th November, across four esteemed venues in Delhi NCR - the iconic Siri Fort Auditorium, NCUI Auditorium, OP Jindal Auditorium, and Aurum Conventions in Gurugram