Ghaziabad: Sangam Kala Sansthan hosted another edition of its ‘Naad Sangam’ baithak series, bringing together young performers and art enthusiasts for an evening dedicated to Indian classical music and dance.
The event featured classical vocalist Yagyata and Kathak dancer Aastha Gupta. Through their performances, the artists showcased their training and individual artistic expression while presenting the depth of India’s classical traditions.
They were accompanied by Suraj Kumar, Aditi Rawat, Sneha and Yuvraji, who supported the performances and contributed to the programme.
The audience appreciated the artists for their presentations. The programme highlighted the role of cultural platforms in giving young classical artists opportunities to perform and engage with audiences.
Sangam Kala Sansthan later honoured all participating artists with shawls and certificates of appreciation. The organisers recognised their efforts and encouraged them to remain connected with and contribute to India’s classical arts.
Speaking about the initiative, Dr. Deepti Vats, President of Sangam Kala Sansthan, said the organisation aims to provide meaningful opportunities to young artists and support the continuation of India’s classical music and dance heritage.
The programme was supported by Director Amit Rawal, Secretary Suraj Kumar and Coordinators Yuvraji, Rahul Anand and Anmol Vimal. Volunteers Sameeksha, Bhoomika, Jatin, Aarti and Shaurya assisted with the event arrangements.
