Youth taking selfie in Shabdotsav program.
Jagran correspondent, New Delhi. Radhe Kishori, please have mercy, Radha Rani Laage is full of sweet juice, my banke Bihari Lal, don't do so much makeup.... As soon as the Madhavas Rock Band started performing the bhajans, the entire auditorium and premises echoed with the cheers of Radhe-Krishna. During this, young and old people danced to Krishna hymns.
The occasion was the three-day Shabdotsav organized at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium. On the first day of the festival of words and tunes based on Abhyudaya Bharat theme, artists from the fields of literature, poets, music and dance displayed their talent.
On one hand, students of various colleges of Delhi-NCR were seen searching for their future in the pages of their favorite books. On the other hand, artists from Dada Lakhmi Chand State University, Rohtak performed the folk dance styles of Haryana and Rajasthan.
The beats of Dhol Pathak Band enlivened the energetic culture of Maharashtra and enthused the audience. The youth on the campus not only enjoyed art but also displayed their creativity by making clay sculptures and paintings.
Punch change and ideological brainstorming
Social concerns were also given prominence by Udaan A Culture and Social Movement in Shabdootsav. Gave a social message to the audience by organizing Panch Parivartan photo exhibition based on environmental protection, Swadeshi, civic duty, family enlightenment and social harmony. In a series of intellectual sessions, experts had serious discussions on the country's security and future challenges on topics like self-reliance, bravery and inner war, challenges on the internal front.
Young India came face to face with heritage
The conch, veena and tableaux of Ayodhya Ram temple decorated in the campus along with the bravery stories of great men like Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Rani Lakshmi Bai, Maharana Pratap and Guru Gobind Singh connected the youth to their roots. A huge crowd of youth gathered to take selfies with this exhibition depicting the indomitable courage of brave great men.