Mysore :

As part of ‘Anantha Yatre’ to commemorate the International Day of World Indigenous People, Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS) has organised a four-day cultural programme presented by Adivasis from various parts of the country which commenced at the Platinum Jubilee Hall at JK Grounds here yesterday.

Tribal artistes from 11 States had converged to exhibit their talents in a true cultural exchange programme.

The programme began with ‘Pooja Kunita’ presented by Krishnegowda and troupe from Pandavapura with excellent synchronisation to the beating of percussion instruments.

Naga tribe from Nagaland presented ‘War Dance’ with the warriors celebrating the victory which was eye-catching.

Tribals from Telangana presented a traditional ‘Gousadi’ dance in special costumes.

Young adivasis from Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh presented ‘Thogal Jagoy’ and ‘Siyomi’ dances respectively which captivated the audience.

It was a unique programme where the audience had the opportunity to enjoy a cultural extravaganza from across the country.

The cultural programmes by the tribal and folk artistes of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and North Eastern States will be held everyday from 6 pm onwards at MMCAA auditorium in J.K. Grounds till Aug. 13.

Also, the workshop- cum-Demonstration on Tribal/Folk paintings of India that commenced on Aug. 9 at IGRMS, Southern Regional Centre (SRC), Wellington House on Irwin Road in city, will be held everyday between 10 am and 5.30 pm till Aug. 13.

source: http://www.starofmysore.com / Star of Mysore / Home> General News / August 11th, 2014