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Assam: Sanskrit singer to perform at Vedic conference in Tripura University

Smita Bhattacharyya by SMITA BHATTACHARYYA
JORHAT , September 18, 2019 12:52 pm
Assam: Sanskrit singer to perform at Vedic conference in Tripura University

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Renowned Sanskrit scholar and singer of Assam, Ranjan Bezbaruah, has been invited to perform at the Regional Vedic Conference to be held at Tripura University from September 2O.

The event is being organized by the Department of Sanskrit, Tripura University and Prachya Vidya Sanskrit Pratisthanam, Assam  under the aegis of Ujjain based  Maharishi Sandipani Veda Vidya Sanskrit Pratisthanam.

Also read: Assam: Ranjan Bezbaruah to sing ‘Maa Tujhe Salaam’ in Sanskrit on Republic Day

Bezbaruah who has translated scores of Assamese, Hindi and Bengali songs into Sanskrit and sung them, said that he was honoured to be invited to such a gathering of Sanskrit scholars.

“I will sing several translated songs and bhajans like ‘Suno Suno Re Suro’ of ‘Srimanta Sankardeva, Gujarati Bhajan ‘Vaisnava Jano To’, ‘Ganga’ and ‘Buku Hom Hom Kore’ of Dr Bhupen Hazarika, ‘Ekla Chalo Re’ of Rabindranath Tagore, ‘Sare Jahan Se’ of Iqbal, ‘Dil hai Chota Sa’ and ‘Bharat Humko Jaan Se Pyara’ of A R Rahman’ and other original Sanskrit songs and chants,” he said.

Also read: Bihu bonanza for music lovers: Singer Ranjan Bezbaruah comes up with Sanskrit song in Bihu tune

Noted musicians Pranjal Bora, Atul Mahanta, Abhishek Dhar,  Santanu Bora and Prasanta Bora will accompany the artiste.

A patriotic song in Sanskrit sung by Bezbaruah has become almost a regular feature in Delhi Doordarshan’s Sanskrit programme ‘Vartavalli’, especially on special occasions like Republic Day and Independence Day.

Apart from his songs being sung by artistes in different states, dances have also been choreographed and performed to his songs in India and even abroad.

Ranjan, whose passion is Sanskrit translation of Indian songs, said that translating lyrics from any Indian language into Sanskrit would help our society in many ways.

“It can help our upcoming generation in developing an interest in the rich Indian languages as well as our unparalleled musical heritage. It might also help build bridges among different cultures. It might help in an emotional and cultural bonding among different   people, ” he said.

Secretary of Vivek Prachya Vidya Sanskrit Pratisthanam, Vivek Kumar Mishra has invited everyone to this august gathering of Sanskrit pundits.

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