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Anant Singh’s Village Wedding to Host Feast for 400,000 Guests

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November 9, 2026
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Anant Singh’s Village Wedding to Host Feast for 400,000 Guests

On 25 November, the quiet village of Ladma in Bihar will become the epicenter of one of the state’s most opulent weddings. MLA Anant Singh has announced that his daughter Shivangi Singh’s marriage will feature a royal‑style feast designed for an estimated four lakh guests.

Massive multipurpose tents, known locally as pandals, are being raised across the village perimeter. Each structure will house catering stations capable of delivering hot meals, sweets and beverages to thousands of attendees simultaneously. Organisers have also arranged sleeping quarters, portable restrooms and medical aid posts to support the crowd throughout the day and night.

The celebration will not be limited to food. A high‑stakes horse‑racing event will be staged on a makeshift track, reflecting Singh’s lifelong love for equestrian sport. The winning horse’s owner will be awarded a brand‑new Tata Thar SUV, while the second‑place finisher will receive a premium motorcycle, turning the race into a headline‑grabbing prize battle.

Political dignitaries and film personalities will share the platform. Invitations have gone out to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav, as well as Bollywood and Bhojpuri celebrities such as Sonu Sood, Maithili Thakur, Manoj Tiwari, Pawan Singh and Akshara Singh. International guests, including representatives from neighboring countries, have also been listed.

Security teams from the state police and private agencies are being mobilised to manage traffic, crowd control and safety protocols. The combined effort of local administration and private contractors aims to ensure that the massive banquet, the horse‑racing spectacle, and the political‑cultural convergence proceed without a hitch.

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