Tansen Sangeet Samaroh begins at Hazira samadhi

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The prestigious Tansen Samaroh at Tansen’s samadhi sthal at Hazira started with the traditional pomp and glory rehearsing Hari Katha and Meelad.

Senior administrative officials and music lovers were present at the ocassion. The Tansen Sangeet Samaroh has played an important role in creating religious harmony. The spiritual Guru of the city, Dohli Bua Maharaj performed Hari Katha at Tansen Samadhi on Friday morning. Delhi Bua Maharaj presented bhajan in Bhairavi Rag with his disciples. The Muslim brothers also presented chadar at the tomb of Tansen. The Tansen Samaroh started with Hazrat Mohammad Gos.

In-charge Collector Sofia Farqui, additional commissioner of Municipal Corporation Ml Daultani, SDM Anurag Saxena, Director of Ustad Allauddin Kha Sangeet avm Kala Academy Ganesh Bhal Chandra Bagdare and journalists were also present at the event. The musicians of Gwalior are disappointed over the negligent attitude towards music maestro Tansen.

The secretary of music institute Ragayan Pandit Ram Baboo Katre said that musicians of not only Gwalior but also of the country are unhappy over this negligence. There was a time when Central ministers, Governors, guests of Chief Minister and eminent musicians were invited to this Samaroh. But for the last 20 years the standard of the Samaroh has been deteriorating and as a result no Tansen Alankaran is organised now.

Even after knowing that election would be held this year and the Code of Conduct would be enforced, the Ministry did not take any decision on the Tansen Alankaran. The place of Samaroh and the names of the guest and musicians to be honoured alankaran should have been decided six months ago. The Ragayan has written a letter to the Chief Minister asking him to take the matter seriously. The president of Ragayan Mahant Ram Sewak Das Pandit Ram Baboo Katre, Sri Ram Umedkar, Anant Mahajani, Sharad Bakshi, Vasant Afle, Pandu Telang, Murari lal Pathak etc demanded that the glory of Samaroh must be restored.

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