As a part of Gamak series, Bhojpuri Sahitya Akademi organised a musical event on Saturday. Lucknow's artist Anju Bharti presented 'Sawan-Jhula, Kajri' and 'Traditional singing'. Besides, Lucknow's artist Vimala Katheria presented 'Traditional Bhojpuri Lok' and 'Bhakti Pad'. The programme was broadcasted live on the department's YouTube channel.
The presentation started with 'Sawan-Jhula, Kajri' and 'Traditional singing' by Dr. Anju Bharti. It started off with Ganesh Vandana… followed by Sawan Geet – Barse Sawanwa Nahi…, Jhula Geet – Gori Jhul Gayi…, Hey Rama Bhado Rain Andhiyari… and Rimjhim Barse La Sawanw.
In the next performance, Vimala Katheria presented Bhojpuri folk songs and devotional verses. Bhadon Barsat Andhiyari, Krishna Murarin..., Mohen Tan Mana Laagin..., Mohan Nandlal Mori Utar Leyo Gagri..., Born Krishna Kanhai Congratulations and Radhe Rani Jai and more.
Meanwhile, Triveni Art and Archaeological Museum, Ujjain in the 4th session of online lecture series on “Classical Scientific Discourse on the Regulator Panchabhutadi Elements of Creation of Creation” by Bipin Kumar Jha, New Delhi on “The Co-ordination of Panchmahabhutas in the Lifestyle of Buddhist Tradition”
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