On the International Day of Yoga, SPIC MACAY began its second online convention Anubhav 2.0 on June 21, 2021. The week-long online series was inaugurated via video conference by Union Minister of Law and Justice, Communication and Information Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad and Indian Emissary to the G20 and former Union Minister Suresh Prabhu.
During the current Covid-19 crisis, SPIC MACAY is making efforts to connect youth with the living legends of classical music, dance and other folk art forms. The objective is to give them a holistic exposure of our rich cultural heritage, through an inspiring experience. ‘Anubhav’ that started on the ‘International day for yoga’ is being conducted entirely online from June 21 to 27. The various events will be streamed LIVE on the SPIC MACAY’s official YouTube channel.
With an overwhelming response from over 25,000 registrations from across India and abroad, students are all set to devote a week to the Indian culture and arts through SPIC MACAY.
Recreating an ashram-like routine at home, the participants will get an opportunity to connect with some of the greatest Gurus. Through various activities, like classical music and dance concerts, lecture demonstrations, intensives, workshops, talks, Naad yoga, Hatha Yoga, theatre, cinema classics, folk arts and crafts, cultural heritage and environmental interactions establishing a deep chord with Indian and world heritage.