We are immensely proud to share a significant milestone in our journey — Lokgharana has been featured in the esteemed national daily, Dainik Jagran, on 25th January 2025.
The article, published in their weekend edition, shines a spotlight on our recent workshop, Vadya Vigyan, a deep-dive into the science, tradition, and heritage of Indian musical instruments. Through this piece, Dainik Jagran beautifully captured the essence of our mission — reviving, preserving, and celebrating India’s classical musical legacy through community-driven learning, outreach, and collaboration.
What the Feature Means to Us
For a cultural movement like Lokgharana — rooted in values, powered by passion, and fueled by purpose — being acknowledged by such a respected publication is not just a professional recognition; it is an emotional affirmation of the path we’ve chosen.
In a world often swayed by trends, this article validates the timeless relevance of our heritage, and strengthens our belief that Indian classical music still resonates deeply in hearts and homes.
Gratitude to Our Community
This feature belongs to every artist, student, volunteer, and supporter who has walked with us — on stage, behind the scenes, and across generations.
We are deeply thankful to our dedicated team, the mentors who guide us, the learners who inspire us, and the communities that welcome our work with open arms. You are the rhythm behind Lokgharana’s symphony.
About Vadya Vigyan
The workshop that caught the attention of Dainik Jagran, Vadya Vigyan, is one of Lokgharana’s flagship programs. It brings together artists, underprivileged students, to explore not just how Indian instruments sound — but why they sound the way they do. It’s about science, craftsmanship, tradition, and innovation blending seamlessly — a true tribute to India’s sonic wisdom.
Explore the Story
Here’s a glimpse of the feature published in Dainik Jagran on 25th Jan 2025:
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