Our annual festival of Braj’s literature, art and music. Two days of poetry, discussion and live performance at Heera Bagh Park. The festival also hosts the Atulya Hindi Chhatra Samman, which honours class 10 and 12 students who scored 95% or above in Hindi.
An evening of music dedicated to mothers, performed by students of Felex Sir’s Music Maestro, with time for mothers to relax and connect.
A one-day dialogue on Sita’s place in Indian thought, held with the International Ramayan and Vedic Sodh Sansthan.
Two days of Braj’s literature, art and music, with Padma Shri Balwant Thakur as chief guest and Agra’s prominent writers in attendance. Twenty artists from Lalit Kala Sansthan painted 20 canvases live, and students from schools including Prelude Public School took part.
Dignitaries from across Uttar Pradesh shared their views on social media’s role in promoting Hindi and Braj’s folk arts. Held with UP Janjati Sanskriti Sansthan and the Department of Culture, Government of UP.
A speech and story-writing competition with 50 students, held with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.
We honoured more than 300 students who scored 95% or above in Hindi in their class 10 and 12 board exams. Around 500 people joined us, including the students’ parents and prominent social workers from Agra.
Dhara Chetna Foundation fosters compassion through education, culture, and women empowerment. It nurtures youth leadership and promotes Hindi and the literature and arts of Braj.
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