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.
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.
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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