Artists presenting a classical dance as part of ‘Incredible India Madhya Pradesh’.

 

 

 

 

Indira Gandhi National Human Museum (IGNHM), Bhopal, play important role in taking the culture of the country to the people by organising cultural programmes continuously. To achieve this objective, ‘Incredible India Program’ is being organised in the museum from January 8 to 10 in collaboration with the North Central Region Cultural Center Prayagraj, Ministry of Culture, Government of India.

 

The objective of this event is to bring Indian cultural distinctiveness to the global stage. It is worth mentioning that India is one of the top five cultural tourist destinations in the world. India is a land of many cultural diversity, the classical dances of India reflect the rich heritage. Folk dance forms in India, on the other hand, is part of the indigenous culture and also showcase the unity in diversity. India is the seventh largest country in South Asia by its geographical area.

 

Beauty surrounds country in every aspect, India represents unity in diversity due to its beautiful Surat hills, lakes, forests, seas, oceans and rich historical temples, cultural area traditions and diverse languages. Baaga Pardhoni Dance by Bhaddu Singh Dal from Gondi, Gond Dance by Kamal Singh Maravi and Gudumba Baja Dance by Mayaram Dhurve Dal from Bhopal, Shama Malviya from Bhopal under the Atulya Bharat programme Kathak choreography by Swetha Devendra Dal and Natyam by Shweta Joshi from Dhar etc were performed as part of the programme.