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25 Years of Music, Compassion and Legacy: Khazana Announces Its Silver Jubilee Edition

July 17: The curtains rose on the Silver Jubilee edition of Khazana – A Festival of Ghazals with a press conference held in Mumbai on July 15, 2026, officially unveiling the festival’s landmark 25th edition. Set to take place on July 24 and 25, 2026, at the Trident, Nariman Point, the festival promises two unforgettable evenings celebrating the timeless beauty of ghazals and soulful music. This year’s Silver Jubilee edition will feature an illustrious line-up of acclaimed artists, including Anup Jalota, Hariharan, Vishal Bhardwaj, Rekha Bhardwaj, Sonu Nigam, Javed Ali, Sudeep Banerji, Madhubanti Bagchi, and Sunil Mungee, bringing together some of the country’s most celebrated musical voices for a grand tribute to India’s rich musical heritage.

The announcement was made in the presence of eminent personalities from the music and entertainment fraternity, including Anup Jalota,Vishal Bhardwaj, Rekha Bhardwaj, Talat Aziz, and Anup Soni, who came together to celebrate the festival’s enduring legacy. This year’s line-up features an exceptional roster of artists, including Hariharan, Sonu Nigam, Javed Ali, Sudeep Banerji, Madhubanti Bagchi, and Sunil Mungee, making the Silver Jubilee edition one of the festival’s most anticipated celebrations yet.

A key highlight of the press conference was the conclusion of the 9th edition of the Khazana Hungama Artist Aloud Talent Hunt, an initiative that continues to provide aspiring singers and musicians with a national platform to showcase their talent. The winners were felicitated during the event, reflecting Khazana‘s continued commitment to encouraging emerging artists and ensuring that the rich tradition of ghazal music is carried forward by a new generation of performers.

Reflecting on the festival’s enduring legacy, Anup Jalota said, 

“Khazana has always been much more than a music festival. For twenty-five years, it has brought together artists and audiences through the timeless language of ghazals while supporting a noble cause. It is an honour to be part of this Silver Jubilee edition, and I hope this legacy continues to inspire future generations of musicians and music lovers alike.”

Speaking about the significance of the festival, Vishal Bhardwaj said, 

“Ghazals have a unique ability to capture emotions with remarkable simplicity and depth. Festivals like Khazana play an important role in keeping this beautiful art form alive while introducing it to newer audiences. Being part of this milestone celebration is truly special, and I’m looking forward to sharing this stage with some of the country’s finest artists.”

Recalling her father’s vision for the festival, Nayaab Udhas, daughter of the late Padma Bhushan Pankaj Udhas, said,

 “Khazana was my father’s dream, a festival that celebrated music while making a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Seeing it complete twenty-five years is incredibly emotional for our family. We are grateful to every artist, partner, and supporter who has helped carry his vision forward, ensuring that his legacy continues to touch lives through both music and compassion.”

The festival also announced Hungama Digital Media as the Presenting Partner. Through this association, Hungama OTT strengthens its commitment to celebrating India’s rich musical heritage while supporting platforms that promote meaningful artistic experiences and connect audiences with exceptional live entertainment.

Beyond the music, Khazana has remained steadfast in its commitment to social impact. Continuing a tradition established over the past twenty-five years, proceeds from the festival’s donor passes will support the Cancer Patients Aid Association and the Parents Association Thalassemic Unit Trust  helping provide care and assistance to those in need. Conceived under the vision of the late Padma Bhushan Pankaj Udhas, the festival has evolved into a unique cultural institution where music serves a larger humanitarian purpose.

As Khazana marks its Silver Jubilee, it continues to be much more than a music festival it is a celebration of artistry, heritage, and compassion. For 25 years, the festival has brought together legendary maestros, emerging talent, and music lovers in support of a cause that has remained at its heart since inception. While honouring the unparalleled legacy of Pankaj Udhas, this year’s edition will celebrate the extraordinary musical journey of Asha Bhosle, acknowledging her immense contribution to Indian music and her enduring influence across generations. Commemorating this milestone, Khazana will also pay tribute to the legendary artistes who have shaped its remarkable journey over the years, including Rajendra and Neena Mehta, Bhupinder Singh and Mitali Singh, the late Pankaj Udhas, Anup Jalota, Talat Aziz, Hariharan, Penaz Masani, and Rajkumar Rizvi, honouring their invaluable contributions to the festival’s enduring legacy.

Real, Raw, Unfiltered: Why Lock Upp Season 2 Contestants Are Winning Hearts Across India

From heated arguments and emotional breakdowns to unexpected friendships and fierce gameplay, Lock Upp Season 2 has become a favourite among viewers for one simple reason, the contestants aren’t afraid to be themselves. In an era where audiences crave authenticity over perfection, the inmates of Lock Upp have struck a chord by wearing their emotions on their sleeves and letting their real personalities shine through. This honest and unfiltered approach has not only fuelled conversations across social media but has also translated into impressive viewership, with the show recently entering the Ormax StreamView Top 10 Rankings with 3.2 million views.

Unlike conventional reality shows where contestants often play it safe, Lock Upp Season 2 has embraced raw, unfiltered human behaviour. Whether it’s Ram Kapoor’s composed yet strategic gameplay, Shivangi Joshi’s fiercely independent approach, Harshad Chopda’s emotional honesty, Akanksha Chamola’s fearless opinions, or the unpredictable dynamics created by Shreya Kalra, Sufi Motiwala, Varun Yadav (Laila), Dheeraj Dhoopar, and Yogesh Rawat, every contestant has brought something unique to the table. Their genuine reactions and unapologetic personalities have made every episode feel real and relatable.

The show’s format has further encouraged contestants to shed their guarded personas, resulting in moments that have resonated deeply with audiences. From vulnerable conversations and heartfelt confessions to explosive confrontations and surprising reconciliations, viewers have witnessed every shade of human emotion unfold inside the Lock Upp. These unscripted moments have become some of the biggest talking points across social media, with fans passionately discussing their favourite contestants and memorable incidents after every episode.

What has particularly worked in the show’s favour is that there are no fixed heroes or villains. Contestants have constantly evolved, made mistakes, redeemed themselves, and surprised audiences with their choices. This unpredictability has kept viewers invested, allowing them to connect with individuals beyond the game and appreciate them for their authenticity rather than carefully crafted images.

Say Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms Limited has once again demonstrated its understanding of evolving audience preferences by creating a reality format that celebrates honesty, individuality, and real human emotions. Instead of manufactured drama, Lock Upp Season 2 thrives on genuine interactions, making every alliance, rivalry, and emotional moment feel organic and impactful.

As the competition intensifies, the contestants continue to reveal new facets of their personalities, making it increasingly difficult for viewers to predict what lies ahead. With every passing episode, audiences are not just watching a game unfold, they’re witnessing personal journeys filled with resilience, vulnerability, ambition, and transformation.

As Lock Upp Season 2 moves closer to its finale, it is the authenticity of its contestants that continues to set it apart. Their willingness to be unapologetically themselves has become the show’s biggest strength, helping drive widespread audience engagement, 3.2 million views in the latest Ormax StreamView Rankings, and a coveted spot in the Top 10. In a reality television landscape often driven by strategy and image, Lock Upp Season 2 is proving that being real is what truly wins hearts.

Colours of India 2026 by Swaranjali Delhi to Celebrate India’s Cultural Diversity in Sri Vijaya Puram

 July 11: Swaranjali Delhi is proud to announce “Colours of India 2026”, a grand cultural extravaganza showcasing the vibrant diversity of Indian classical music, dance, and folk traditions. The event will be held on 13 August 2026 at 5:00 PM at the Tagore Government College of Education Hall , Middle Point, M G Road,  Sri Vijaya Puram, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, 

The festival aims to bring together artists from different parts of India, creating a platform that celebrates the country’s rich artistic legacy while fostering cultural unity and harmony. 

The evening will commence with an energetic group dance presentation by Vikash Dance Akademi, Port Blair, followed by a distinguished Classical Vocal Recital by Pt. Bhutnath De of Jharkhand, accompanied on tabla by Pt. Susamoy Mishra. Audiences will also witness a captivating Solo Sitar Recital by Vidwan Subrata De, accompanied by Pt. Susamoy Mishra.

The program will further feature performances by Daksh Akademi, Port Blair, an elegant A major highlight of the evening will be the concluding performances by Hakimpara Nritya Malancha, Siliguri, under the guidance of Guru Vidushi Sangita Chaki. The group will present a series of classical and devotional performances including Ganapati Shlokam, Saraswati Shlokam, Durga Kirtanam, Shiva Kirtanam, and Kathak recitals by talented young artistes.

The grand finale, themed “Colours of India,” will take the audience on a cultural journey across the nation through vibrant folk dance traditions representing Bengal, Assam (Bihu), Nepal, Odisha (Sambalpuri), Tripura, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Kashmir, Gujarat, and Punjab. The evening will culminate with a stirring rendition of Vande Mataram by the Hakimpara Nritya Malancha ensemble. 

Anchor: Smt Rashida Iqbal 

“Colours of India 2026” seeks to celebrate India’s cultural plurality and strengthen bonds of peace, unity, and mutual appreciation through the universal language of art and music.  The organizers extend a warm invitation to art enthusiasts, cultural patrons, tourists, students, and residents of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands to be a part of this memorable celebration.

Acknowledgements: The organizers gratefully acknowledge the support of Chairperson -Municipal Council- PortBlair, Tagore Government College of Education- Sri Vijaya Puram, Shri Ayush Raj & Team,  Shri Ajesh Aggarwal & Smt. Sunita Aggarwal ,Smt. Princy ,Shri L. Rajendra , Mr. & Mrs. Ratna Wagh (ABSS Pune), Shri Mridul Nath (RMS Audio Hyderabad), Smt. Ruma Mishra- Dhwani Foundation (Delhi), Shri Debraj & Smt. Mary Das (Jamshedpur), Shri Sanjit Debnath (Maa Tara- Port Blair), Mr. Amit Mishra -RepairnFix (Faridabad) & Locally- Daksh Dance Akademi, Vikash Akademi,  Muktadhara- Sri Vijaya Puram. 

Media Partner: Shreyas Webmedia Solutions, Bhubaneswar  

The Details Program Schedule– 

Opening Group Dance – Vikash Dance Akademi, Port Blair
Classical Vocal Recital – Pt. Bhutnath De (Jharkhand), accompanied by Pt. Susamoy Mishra on Tabla
Solo Sitar Recital – Vidwan Subrata De (Delhi), accompanied by Pt. Susamoy Mishra on Tabla
Group Dance Presentation – Daksh Akademi, Port Blair
Bharatanatyam Recital – Ms. Rajasi Wagh, Pune
Vocal Recital – Mrs. Vineet Talukdar, Port Blair
 Hakimpara NrityaMalancha, Siliguri- The troupe will present a series of classical and devotional performances:
Ganapati Shlokam – Hrishita Das, Doli Mahanta, Kasturi Das Barman, Prakriti Thapa & Shrestha Sarkar
Solo Bharatnatyam – Smt. Rimpi Saha Banik 
Kathak Solo – Avipsha Adhikari
Saraswati Shlokam – Doli Mahanta
Durga Kirtanam – Shrestha Sarkar
Shiva Kirtanam – Kasturi Das Barman
Avata Shyam – Prakriti Thapa
Shiva Kirtanam – Hrishita Das
Kathak Presentation – Guru Vidushi Sangita Chaki
Grand Finale: Colours of India- A vibrant celebration of India’s diverse folk traditions featuring:-
Bangla Folk Dance – Doli Mahanta, Shrestha Sarkar & Avipsha Adhikari
Bihu (Assam) – Sharmistha Das, Moupia Adhikari & Priti Karmakar
Nepali Folk Dance – Prakriti Thapa
Sambalpuri Folk Dance (Odisha) – Hrishita Das & Kasturi Das Barman
Tripura Folk Dance – Avipsha Adhikari
Rajasthani Folk Dance – Shrestha Sarkar & Prakriti Thapa
Marathi Folk Dance – Kasturi Das Barman, Hrishita Das & Doli Mahanta
Kashmiri Folk Dance – Avipsha Adhikari
Gujarati Folk Dance – Sharmistha Das, Moupia Adhikari, Keya Das Barman & Priti Karmakar
Punjabi Folk Dance – Hrishita Das, Kasturi Das Barman, Doli Mahanta & Shrestha Sarkar
Vande Mataram – Grand Finale Presentation by Hakimpara NrityaMalancha, Siliguri. This concluding segment promises to showcase the rich cultural tapestry of India through music, movement, and tradition. 
Anchor- Smt Rashida Iqbal  

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Veteran Actor Rajesh Sharma Under Medical Observation After Insect Bite During Prabhas Film Shoot

Kolkata, July 9 (UDN): Veteran actor Rajesh Sharma remains under close medical observation after developing serious health complications following a suspected insect bite sustained during the shooting of an upcoming Prabhas-starrer at Hyderabad’s Ramoji Film City.

According to family members, the actor initially ignored the bite as it appeared to be minor. However, his condition deteriorated within hours, with symptoms including high fever and a rapidly spreading infection in his right leg. He was subsequently admitted to a private hospital in Kolkata, where doctors are monitoring his condition. Medical updates indicate that the infection has spread up to his knee, and he remains under intensive care.

The incident has prompted concern within the film industry. The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has sought a high-level inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the medical emergency, calling for a review of workplace safety measures, emergency medical preparedness and health protocols on film sets. The association has also urged the production house to bear the actor’s medical expenses if any lapses are established.

Doctors continue to monitor Sharma’s recovery, while his family has thanked colleagues, well-wishers and members of the film fraternity for their support and prayers. Further updates on his condition are awaited.

Rajkummar Rao’s Look as Sourav Ganguly Revealed in Upcoming Biopic

Mumbai, July 8: The first-look poster of the upcoming biopic ‘Dada: The Sourav Ganguly Story’ has been released, featuring actor Rajkummar Rao in the role of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly.

The poster was unveiled on Sourav Ganguly’s birthday and recreates one of the most memorable moments of Indian cricket — his iconic shirtless celebration at Lord’s after India’s victory in the 2002 NatWest Trophy final.

Rajkummar Rao’s appearance as the cricket legend has generated excitement among fans. The film will showcase Sourav Ganguly’s inspiring journey, his rise in international cricket, leadership qualities and contribution to Indian cricket.

The biopic is expected to highlight important milestones from Ganguly’s career and offer audiences a closer look at the life of one of India’s most celebrated cricketers.

‘Alpha’ Opens to Mixed Audience Response; Action, Performances and Hrithik Roshan’s Cameo Win Praise

Mumbai, July 3 (UDN): “Alpha”, the first female-led film in the YRF Spy Universe starring Alia Bhatt and Sharvari, has opened to a mixed response from audiences on its release day, with viewers praising the action sequences and performances while expressing divided opinions on the film’s story and screenplay.

Directed by Shiv Rawail, the spy thriller features Bobby Deol as the antagonist and Anil Kapoor in a key role. Early reactions on social media suggest that the film’s slick action choreography, high production values and the performances of Alia Bhatt and Sharvari have been widely appreciated. Sharvari, in particular, has drawn praise for her action scenes and screen presence.

However, audience opinions remain divided over the screenplay and narrative. While many viewers welcomed the film as a fresh addition to the YRF Spy Universe, others felt the storyline lacked the emotional depth and gripping pace expected from a high-profile espionage thriller. Comparisons with the “Dhurandhar” franchise have also surfaced online, with some moviegoers suggesting that Alpha falls short in terms of storytelling and narrative intensity.

One of the biggest talking points has been the special appearance of Hrithik Roshan as Major Kabir, whose cameo has received an enthusiastic response from fans and is being described as one of the film’s standout moments. The surprise appearance has generated excitement about future developments in the interconnected YRF Spy Universe.

As the first woman-led spy thriller in the franchise, Alpha marks a significant expansion of the YRF Spy Universe. Industry observers are now closely watching its opening weekend box office performance to assess whether positive word-of-mouth can offset the mixed initial reviews and translate into strong collections.

Aamir Khan Reportedly Set to Marry Gauri Spratt; Private Ceremony Expected

Laugh a little louder with Welcome To The Jungle

Work calls. Endless Traffic jams. Busy with notifications. By the time the weekend arrives, most of us are looking for one thing, a reason to laugh. That’s where Welcome To The Jungle has found its audience.

July 02: The Akshay Kumar-led comedy isn’t asking viewers to solve a mystery or sit through an intense drama. This isn’t that film. It simply throws them into two hours of comic confusion, outrageous situations and a cast that’s clearly having as much fun as the audience.

The biggest surprise has been the reaction inside theatres. Reviewers and moviegoers alike have pointed to one thing – people are laughing together. Children are giggling at the visual comedy, parents are enjoying the one-liners, and fans of the original Welcome are smiling at the nostalgia packed into the film.

Akshay Kumar is right at the centre of the madness, slipping effortlessly between action and comedy. His chemistry with Suniel Shetty and Paresh Rawal has become one of the film’s biggest talking points, while Johnny Lever, Rajpal Yadav, Krushna Abhishek and Kiku Sharda keep the laughs coming with perfectly timed comic moments. Add a barrage of mistaken identities, running gags and self-aware references to classic Akshay entertainers.

Perhaps that’s why families have embraced it. In an age of dark thrillers and larger-than-life action spectacles, Welcome To The Jungle is happy being exactly what it promises – an entertainer that lets audiences switch off for a couple of hours.

There’s an old saying that laughter is the best medicine. No film can make deadlines disappear or traffic move faster. But if it leaves you forgetting your week for a couple of hours and walking out of the theatre smiling, it’s done its job.

Judging by the cheers, laughter and repeat recommendations coming from cinema halls, Welcome To The Jungle is proving to be just the prescription audiences were looking for this weekend.

Directed by Ahmed Khan, the film brings together a formidable ensemble including Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, Disha Patani, Jacqueline Fernandez, Arshad Warsi, Jackie Shroff, Paresh Rawal, Raveena Tandon, Lara Dutta, Farida Jalal, Johny Lever, Shreyas Talpade, Tusshar Kapoor, Rajpal Yadav, Krushna Abhishek, Kiku Sharda, Daler Mehndi, Aftab Shivdasani, Mukesh Tiwari, Yashpal Sharma, Kiran Kumar, Zakir Hussain, Vindu Dara Singh, Urvashi Rautela, Hemant Pandey, Brijendra Kala, Feroze Khan (Arjun), Late Pankaj Dheer Ji, Puneet Issar, Sudesh Berry, Jeetu Verma, Vrihi Kodvara, Adityaa Singgh and Bhagya Bhanushali.

An Ahmed Khan entertainer, Welcome To The Jungle is presented by A.A. Nadiadwala, Cape of Good Films and Star Studio18 in association with Seeta Films and Rakesh Dang. The film is a Base Industries Group Production, produced by Rakesh Dang and Vedant Vikaas Baali, and produced by Firoz A. Nadiadwallah.

The film released in cinemas worldwide on 26th June 2026.

Swaranjali Delhi Unveils ‘Colours of India 2026’ – A Grand Cultural Showcase in Sri Vijaya Puram

June 29: Swaranjali Delhi, one of India’s renowned cultural organizations dedicated to promoting Indian classical arts, proudly celebrates its 25th year of cultural excellence with the presentation of “Colours of India 2026”, a spectacular evening showcasing India’s rich heritage through classical music and dance.

The event will take place on Thursday, August 13, 2026, at 5:00 PM at the Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Auditorium, Sri Vijaya Puram, Andaman & Nicobar Islands (744101).

“Colours of India 2026” promises to be a vibrant celebration of India’s diverse artistic traditions, bringing together distinguished musicians, accomplished dancers, and emerging talents from across the country. The cultural showcase aims to preserve, promote, and celebrate India’s timeless classical art forms while fostering cultural unity and artistic excellence.

The event is organized in collaboration with SIVAR and features an impressive lineup of celebrated artists and dance ensembles, offering audiences an immersive experience of India’s colorful cultural landscape.

Distinguished Artists & Performing Groups

• Bhutnath De
• Guru Vidushi Sangita Chaki
• Susamoy Mishra
• Subrata De
• Rajasi Wagh
• Priyanka Vineet
• Rimpi Saha
• Hrishita Das
• Doli Mahanta
• Kasturi Das Barman
• Prakriti Thapa
• Shrestha Sarkar
• Avipsha Adhikari
• Priti Karmakar
• Sharmistha Das
• Moupia Adhikari
• Hakimpada Nrityamalancha
• Vikash Dance Akademi
• Daksh Dance Akademi
• Mukta Dhara

The event also acknowledges the valuable contributions of its supporting partners and collaborators, including:

• ABSS Pune: Hemant Wagh & Ratna Wagh
• RMS Audio: Mridul Nath
• Dhwani Foundation: Ruma Mishra
• Art Design: Debraj Das
• Makeup & Costume: Kabita De & Seema De
• RepairInFix: Amit Mishra
• Digital Media: Neel Acharya
• Hospitality & Management: Ajay & Sunita Aggarwal, Princy L. Rajendra, Ayush Raj, Maa Tara Travels (Port Blair)

The evening will be gracefully hosted by Smt. Sikha Nath, who will serve as the event announcer.

The organizers warmly invite art lovers, cultural enthusiasts, students, families, and members of the public to witness this grand celebration of India’s performing arts and be a part of an unforgettable cultural evening.

Event Details

Event: Colours of India 2026
Presented by: Swaranjali Delhi (Celebrating 25 Years)
In Association with: SIVAR
Date: Thursday, August 13, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM onwards
Venue: Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Auditorium, Sri Vijaya Puram, Andaman & Nicobar Islands – 744101

Media Partner: Shreyas Webmedia Solutions

Contact

Swaranjali Delhi
Phone: 99103 00319

Nrityamalancha Siliguri
Phone: 94340 06943

Websites:

• www.swaranjali.org
• www.nrityamalancha.com
• www.abssindia.org

Swaranjali Delhi to Present ‘Colours of India 2026’ – A Grand Celebration of India’s Classical Music and Dance Heritage

Gurugram, June 2026: Swaranjali Delhi, in association with Eternal Oasis Gurugram, is all set to present “Colours of India 2026”, an evening dedicated to celebrating India’s rich legacy of classical music and dance. The cultural extravaganza will be held on July 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM at Prakriti Hall, 1st Floor, Eternal Oasis 591A, Sector 42 Main Road, Gurugram, Haryana.

Supported by the Department of Art and Cultural Affairs, Government of Haryana, and with Shreyas Webmedia Solutions as the Official Media Partner, the event aims to promote India’s classical performing arts by bringing together eminent musicians and dancers on a single platform. The programme promises an enriching experience for connoisseurs of Indian art and culture while inspiring the younger generation to appreciate the country’s timeless traditions.

Programme Highlights

The evening will feature performances by distinguished artists from across the country, including:

Kathak Dance: Ms. Oishee Bhattacharjee
Classical Vocal Recital: Ms. Laxmi Priya Nayak
Instrumental Duet: Pt. Subhas Ghosh (Swar Raginee) and Shri Ilma Shankar (Sitar)
Co-artists:
Pt. Siddhartha Chatterjee
Shri Jitendra Swain
Pt. Satyajyoti Mishra
Ustad Zakhir Dholpuri

The event is expected to showcase the beauty, diversity, and spiritual depth of Indian classical traditions through mesmerizing performances by acclaimed artists.

Speaking about the initiative, the organizers said that Colours of India 2026 has been conceived as a platform to preserve, promote, and celebrate India’s vibrant cultural heritage while fostering greater appreciation for classical music and dance among audiences of all ages.

Swaranjali Delhi has consistently worked towards nurturing India’s artistic traditions through concerts, cultural festivals, and collaborative programmes featuring renowned maestros and emerging talent. With Colours of India 2026, the organization continues its mission of connecting communities through the universal language of art and culture.

Art lovers, students, families, and cultural enthusiasts are cordially invited to attend this unique celebration and witness an evening of exceptional performances by some of India’s finest classical artists.

Event Details

Event: Colours of India 2026

Date: July 9, 2026

Time: 6:00 PM onwards

Venue: Prakriti Hall, 1st Floor, Eternal Oasis 591A, Sector 42 Main Road, Sector 42, Gurugram, Haryana – 122002

Media Partner: Shreyas Webmedia Solutions

About Swaranjali Delhi

Swaranjali Delhi is a leading cultural organization committed to promoting Indian classical music, dance, and traditional performing arts. Through festivals, concerts, workshops, and cultural collaborations, the organization strives to preserve India’s rich artistic heritage while providing a platform for distinguished as well as emerging artists.

Swaranjali Delhi
Website: www.swaranjali.org