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Amrit Yuva Kalotsav
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Jammu and Kashmir hosts Amrit Yuva Kalotsav, artists from different parts of India participate 

| @indiablooms | Jan 11, 2023, at 03:48 pm

Jammu: The Sangeet Natak Academy, in association with Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Arts, Culture and Linguistics and the Gardhari Lal Dogra Memorial Degree College, Hiranagar, recently hosted the  Amrit Yuva Kalotsav in Jammu in which artists from different corners of the region participated, media reports said.

The event was held for three days.

On the second day of the event on Saturday, artistes from Ladakh, Kashmir and Delhi enthralled the audience with their performances, reports TeluguStop.com.

Amrit Yuva Kalotsav is a unique initiative of the Sangeet Natak Akademi to revive the interest of the youth in performing arts.To mark 75 years of Indias Independence, there will be a total of 75 days of presentations at various venues across the country.

A Kathak performance by Vasuki Natishala from Delhi, and Rouf dance by Sweet Screen Productions, Srinagar were also performed on Saturday.

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