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Cultural Activities![]() Music Department
Agami Nirman 2003 has a music department under its wings from its inception. From the very first, the music department has concentrated on research and performance of Bengali Modern songs especially from 1930 onwards. We had been inspired and encouraged by such stalwarts like Late Sushil Kr. Chattopadhay, Late Ratu Mukhopadhyay, Late Sabitri Ghosh, Late Bela Mukhopadhaya. We had been blessed by the enthusiastic encouragement of Late Manjusree Das Gupta, wife of Late Sudin Das Gupta, Sri Srikanta Acharjee, Sri Prabuddha Raha, Smt. Nirmala Mishra, Late Banasree Sen Gupta, Sujata Sarkar and many more. Since inception, we are regularly performing a musical programme on the great lyricists and composers of Bengali modern songs from Rabindranath Tagore onwards on the last Sunday of April. The Music Department is an integral and important part of the organisation.
Throughout the long years many eminent personalities like Late Bela Mukhopadhyay, Sri Avijit Bandopadhyay, Late Ratu Mukhopadhyay, Late Sushil Chattopadhyay, Late Subir Sen, Smt. Nirmala Mishra, Late Banasree Sen Gupta, Sri Suparnokanti Ghosh, Sri Pradipta Ray, Sri Debjit Bandopadhyay, Smt. Riddhi Bandopadhyay, Smt. Kankan Bhattacharya, Sri Mihir Bandopadhyay, Sri Prabuddha Raha, Sri Kalyan Sen Barat, Sri Soumitra Basu, Sujata Sarkar, Late Sabita Chowdhury and many graced their presence in our organization. Besides, the Annual Programme the music department takes the responsibility to the songs sung in any other programme of Agami Nirman like Swami Ranganathananda Memorial Lecture, Annual General Meeting, Dr. Subrata Maitra memorial Lecture. Saraswati Puja
Saraswati Puja was started by the members of Kishore Baithak at the Tollygunge centre. The members themselves arranged the puja with donation from the Executive Committee members of Agami Nirman 2003 and themselves. One of the kid acts as the priest after attending a one day training session from the Revered Nuns of Ramakrishna Sarada Mission (Matri Bhavan). Their worship includes songs and chanting of shlokas set to tune.
After the inauguration of the Sarsuna Centre, the puja shifted there. The members and the guests are served bhog prasad with khichuri and accompaniments are distributed to all including the residents of a nearby village mainly populated by poor people. In the evening, the children participate in a colourful cultural programme of songs, dances, recitation etc. |
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