Celebrating Surdas: A Festival of Bhakti and Culture

The Sant Shiromani Surdas Mahotsav, inaugurated by BJP leader Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary, highlights India's spiritual and cultural heritage. The event features performances celebrating the 16th-century Bhakti poet Sant Surdas, inspiring younger generations with the spirit of devotion and art.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 30-12-2024 19:23 IST | Created: 30-12-2024 19:23 IST
Celebrating Surdas: A Festival of Bhakti and Culture
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The inauguration of the fifth edition of the Sant Shiromani Surdas Mahotsav was marked by the insightful words of BJP leader Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary, celebrating India's enduring spiritual and cultural lineage.

Highlighting the timeless appeal of Surdas's poetry, Chaudhary emphasized the deep-rooted devotion and love for Lord Krishna that transcends generations. He noted that festivals like these are crucial in preserving traditions and invigorating the youth to connect with Bhakti and art.

The event, a tribute to the 16th-century Bhakti poet, featured electrifying performances, including those by Kathak disciples Diksha Rawat and Karthika Unnikrishnan, setting a bewitching tone. Bharatanatyam artist Rama Vaidyanathan's traditional Varnam evoked 'Srinagar Bhakti', all part of a spirited celebration continuing in Mathura.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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