Small town with a heart for classical music
Friday
April 27, 2012:
Yesterday I drove down to Sikar and returned late at night. I went to
attend a function organized by an institute called Abhivyakti.
I am familiar with Abhivyakti
and
its director, Dr Anupama Saxena, for quite a few years now.
Prabha
Khaitan Foundation has
been supporting their activities for quite some time and I never got
a chance to visit and see their activities in person. Every year they
have been inviting me and regularly followed up with my office to
ensure that I could be in Sikar for their annual function. This time
they succeeded.
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With Dr Anupama Saxena and Mr Bhatnagar, DM, Sikar |
After
the function, I had dinner with the Mr Gaurav Srivastava, IPS,
Superintendent of Police and Mr Dharmendra Bhatnagar, District
Collector and District Magistrate, Sikar, and their family. At the
function I also met Ms Rita Singh. I have known Ms Rita Singh, Zila
Pramukh, Sikar, from before when she was in Kolkata and we met again.
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With Mrs and Mr Bhatnagar, DM, Jaigobind Indoria, Rita Singh, Zilla Pramukh Mrs and Mr Rahul Srivastav, SP |
I
think Dr Anupama Saxena deserves all the compliments and best wishes
for running such a wonderful dance institution in a small town that
has gave India sarangi maestro, Padma Bhushan, Ustad Sultan Khan, who
passed away in Mumbai last November.
I
announced a scholarship in his name for students who wanted to learn
classical Indian dance.
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