Badhna is a vibrant tribal festival celebrated primarily by the farming communities in parts of central and eastern India. The festival is marked by gratitude to nature and livestock, particularly cows and bullocks, which are considered integral to agriculture. During Badhna, people decorate their cattle with colorful ornaments, paint their horns, and sometimes cover them with bright fabrics. Cultural performances, traditional music, and community feasts are central to the festivities, symbolizing unity and joy. The event reflects the harmonious relationship between humans and nature, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices and respect for the environment in tribal life.