Ghaziabad: Young artists took centre stage at the latest ‘Naad Sangam’ baithak organised by Sangam Kala Sansthan in Ghaziabad. The programme celebrated India’s classical music and dance traditions through live performances by emerging talent.
Classical vocalist Yagyata and Kathak dancer Aastha Gupta led the evening with their performances. Both artists presented their respective disciplines with focus and artistic expression.
Suraj Kumar, Aditi Rawat, Sneha and Yuvraji supported the performers during the programme and contributed to the overall presentation.
The performances drew appreciation from the audience and showcased the dedication and training of the participating artists. The programme also provided a platform for young performers to present Indian classical music and Kathak before a live audience.
At the conclusion of the event, Sangam Kala Sansthan honoured the participating artists with shawls and certificates of appreciation. The organisers said the recognition was aimed at encouraging young talent and supporting their continued artistic journey.
Dr. Deepti Vats, President of Sangam Kala Sansthan, said the organisation wants to create meaningful platforms for young artists and help preserve and promote India’s classical artistic heritage. She described ‘Naad Sangam’ as an initiative supporting this goal.
Director Amit Rawal, Secretary Suraj Kumar and Coordinators Yuvraji, Rahul Anand and Anmol Vimal helped organise the programme. Volunteers Sameeksha, Bhoomika, Jatin, Aarti and Shaurya also assisted with the arrangements.
