Ghaziabad: Sangam Kala Sansthan organised the latest edition of its ‘Naad Sangam’ baithak series in Ghaziabad, bringing young artists together to celebrate India’s classical music and dance traditions.
The programme featured classical vocalist Yagyata and Kathak dancer Aastha Gupta, who presented their respective art forms before an audience of music and dance enthusiasts. Their performances reflected their training, dedication and artistic expression.
They received support from fellow artists Suraj Kumar, Aditi Rawat, Sneha and Yuvraji, who contributed to the musical and dance presentations.
The audience appreciated the artists for their performances, which highlighted the richness of Indian classical music and Kathak while giving young performers an opportunity to connect with audiences.
Sangam Kala Sansthan honoured all participating artists with shawls and certificates of appreciation. The organisers recognised their dedication and encouraged them to continue their work in classical music and dance.
Dr. Deepti Vats, President of Sangam Kala Sansthan, said the organisation remains committed to creating opportunities for young artists. She said initiatives such as ‘Naad Sangam’ can help young performers showcase their abilities and carry India’s classical artistic traditions forward.
The event received organisational support from Director Amit Rawal, Secretary Suraj Kumar and Coordinators Yuvraji, Rahul Anand and Anmol Vimal. Volunteers Sameeksha, Bhoomika, Jatin, Aarti and Shaurya also helped with the event arrangements.
