The mela is a happy gathering of people who come together to celebrate independence and joy. It's a time to showcase the rich cultural heritage and enjoy traditional games from Punjab.
Every year, the village culture festival called Mela Umranangal Da takes place to honor the memory of the late Revenue Minister, Jathedar Jiwan Singh Umranangal, his son Shaheed Sukhdev Singh Umranangal, and Sampooran Kaur. They lost their lives while protecting the peace of Punjab during the 1984 riots.
Paramraj Singh Umranangal, a former IG, arranges a special event to honor the families of civil and police martyrs. The occasion includes enjoyable activities such as music performances by Punjabi and Bollywood singers, sports, stunts, and other joyful celebrations.
The village of Umra Nangal, near Beas district in Amritsar, hosts a mela. The mela includes enjoyable activities like singing, dhol (drum) performances, and energetic bhangra dances. Additionally, there are medical camps to provide healthcare services, and sports enthusiasts can participate in Punjab-style Kabaddi matches.
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