_1639974010.jpeg)
Jaipur: On the third day of the ongoing 11-day ‘Lokrang -2021’, the audience was amazed by the spectacular event, ‘Rhythm of Kerala’ in which the performers from Kerala presented various folk music and dances of Kerala. ‘Rhythm of Kerala’ will be held till 22 December at Madhyavarti in JKK, as a part of Lokrang. It will include performances like Nagakaali Theyyam, Arjuna Nritham, Gurudevan Vellattu, Mayura Nrityam, Idakka Vadan, instrumental Jugalbandi, among others. The programme has been organized under the auspices, ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’, by Jawahar Kala Kendra (JKK), Department of Art and Culture, the Government of Rajasthan, and Rural Non-Farm Development (RUDA).
The differently-abled artistes captivated the audience with a brilliant wheelchair dance. Along with this, the spectators also witnessed delightful renditions of ‘Bhopa’ singing of Rajasthan, ‘Dhangar dance’ of Goa, ‘Bhadhai’ from Madhya Pradesh, ‘Idakka’ playing of Kerala as well as ‘Peacock dance’. The artistes of Rajasthan presented 'Tera Taal’, ‘Bhavai’ dance as well as ‘Chakri’ dance. Artistes from Gujarat performed 'Gof Gunthan'. Similarly, 'Dance on Wheel’ was presented by artistes from Delhi, ‘Purulia Chhau' by artistes from West Bengal, and ‘Dhollu Kunitha dance' from Karnataka.
Simultaneously, in Shilpgram, there were presentations of Shehnai, Nagada, Puppet, Nat, Algoza, Behrupia, Kalbelia, magic show, Bhopa singing, ‘Balam Choto So dance’ of Rajasthan, Bhapang playing as well as the Dhap dance.
It is worth noting that the National Handicrafts Fair is also going on at Shilpgram in JKK. At this fair, artistic handicraft products made by award-winning craftsmen from across the country are being displayed and sold. This exhibition will be open for visitors from 12 noon to 9.30 pm every day till 26 December.
there will be ‘Garba Raas’ of Gujarat, Maharashtra's Lavani, ‘Ghode Modni dance’ of Goa, ‘Dolu Kunitha/Pooja Kunitha’ of Tamil Nadu and ‘Chhau’ of West Bengal. The performances will be held at Madhyavarti in JKK from 6.30 pm on Sunday. These performances will be followed by ‘Bhadhai’ of Madhya Pradesh and ‘Bihu’ of Assam. Folk dances of Kerala as well as ‘Kalbeliya’, ‘Bhapang Vadan’, ‘Sahariya’ of Baran will also be performed.
Similarly, from 4.30 pm to 6 pm, Shehnai-Nagada, Kachchi Ghodi, puppet show, Nat, Algoza, Behrupiya, Chhakar Gunthni, Chakri Banra, Teratali dance, Rajasthani singing, and Bhopa singing will be organized in Shilpgram.
Gurugram, India – October 11, 2023: Samsung announced exciting offers
Bangalore, 10th October 2023: The Nokia G42 5G (16GB+256G
Bengaluru, October 10, 2023 IN-SPACe (Indian National Space Promotion and
New Delhi, October 3, India- Philips India announces an exciting co
 (1)_1713611592.jpg)
Through this exciting initiative, the brand aims to emerge as the go-to purveyor of authentic Chinese in India
New D
Jaipur, 18 April: Students of Jaipur have recently shown their remarkable achievement in the UPSC Civil Services Examination-
· Technopark-based Lifology holds conversation on IER 2024
Thiru
Business / 20-04-2024
MasterChow taps renowned Chef Ranveer Brar as its Brand Ambassador to champion Asli ChineseSports / 20-04-2024
Aditya Mehta Foundation's para cyclists Jyoti Gaderiya & Arshad Shaik achieve top world rankings in the latest Track Para Rankings, bringing pride to India!Business / 18-04-2024
STUDENTS OF JAIPUR'S JAYSHREE PERIWAL HIGH SCHOOL BRING LAURELS TO SCHOOL IN UPSCBusiness / 18-04-2024
India Employment Report pitches for policy to promote jobsBusiness / 18-04-2024
The EMAK Festoon Silent Heroes Awards-24 Concludes at Le Méridien, KochiPelikken © Copyright 2022, All Rights Reserved
