Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life” is an annual Thanksgiving TV tradition. You can also see it as a musical at Toby’s Dinner Theater until January 15. Jason Fraley of WTOP premieres “It’s a Wonderful Life” at Toby’s Dinner Theater (Part 1) Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life” is anRead More →
Many Armenian artworks tend to focus on our history, politics, and unique aspects of Armenian culture. In the new musical Dear mom, I’m gay with a book and lyrics by David Dilsizian, audiences are introduced to a refreshing and rare story of a young Armenian’s coming-out experience. The story centersRead More →
Music for the eyes. Magic for the ears – From the Bayreuth Festival to the Sistine Chapel and the Forbidden City Historic Label Announces All-New Classical Music Platform Offering Huge Range of Video AND Audio Uniquely in One Place STAGE+ content will include new repertoire, livestreamed events from around theRead More →
I In the second series of Upright, which arrives tomorrow on Sky Comedy, Tim Minchin’s despondent musician Lucky has done it big – performing in front of adoring audiences, living in a beautiful home with his girlfriend and dealing with paparazzi on his lawn – but that doesn’t seem toRead More →
While touring with rock band Bad Company, I had the opportunity to visit Europe, where I fell in love with the stories and culture behind wine and great food. Little did I know that my new passions, along with music, would become the foundation for a new philanthropic initiative, PaulRead More →
Operation Mincemeat will open at the Fortune Theater in 2023 (Avalon/SpitLip.) The success of marginal theater Ground Meat Operation will move to the West End next year, following its previous tour of Riverside Studios, Southwark Playhouse and the New Diorama Theatre. The critically acclaimed production, created by David Cumming, FelixRead More →
During an interview on LIVE! With Kelly and Ryan, Titus Burgess gave an update on the release of his musical adaptation of The Preacher’s Wife on Broadway! “I would love to go back to Broadway. I wrote a show that will probably go to Broadway before it can be onRead More →
It didn’t feel like Houston’s Third Ward, and although it was in downtown Harlem, it didn’t feel like the Renaissance house either. This is how Jason Moron describes his early years at the Manhattan School of Music. But in the third year, he meets someone who will change the courseRead More →
Of Tony Award Winner Production team, Apples & Oranges Studios, the all-new holiday musical invites the whole family to celebrate the science of the season SANTA ANA, Calif., November 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Discovery Cube, Southern California leading children’s science museum, announces the official launch of winter lights: A tripRead More →
New York, NY, Nov. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The New York Film Academy (NYFA) Department of Musical Theater proudly presents its fall 2022 musical, The Addams Familyat their Battery Park (New York City) campus of From Friday 18 November to Sunday 20 November 2022. This TONY Award-nominated musical withRead More →
Authorities estimate that Rs 16 crore is needed to refurbish the park’s infrastructure; short of money Department of Horticulture says they are looking for CSR funds It’s been more than a decade since the city’s first musical fountain stopped working. Those who lived in Karnataka will remember for decades theRead More →
As the Bishop’s Stortford Musical Theater Company hosts its annual big show at South Mill Arts this week, BSMTC Chair Charlotte Pritchard makes a heartfelt appeal to businesses to support the company… For the past two years I have led a committee of dedicated individuals in the challenge of rebuildingRead More →
The Turner-Fischer Center presented Jules Massenet’s opera performance “Cinderella,” Cendrillon, on Friday, November 11 and Sunday, November 13 at the Shaver Theater in the Music and Dramatic Arts Building. School of Music principal James Byo and music education professor Carl Prince Matthies said both performances featured the same cast, withRead More →
UTICA — The Broadway Theater League of Utica will present “Elf the Musical” at 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, November 16 and 17 at the Stanley Theater, 259 Genesee St. Now in its fifth year touring the country, the musical has successfully transitioned from the screen to the stage, reinventingRead More →
Press release Mangaluru, November 11: Music was in the air at SAPUC as young musicians and artists performed on ‘Musical Day’ on 11 November. Read More →
Without music life would be a mistake. Music gives soul to the universe, wings to the spirit, flight to the imagination and life to everything. Music is a language that does not speak particular words. He talks about emotions, and if it’s in the bones, it’s in the bones. MusicRead More →
What do nuns, gangsters and a financially troubled parsonage have in common? “Sister act”. The Broadway musical has been adapted and will be directed by Richard Klassen, acting professor at Steinbach Bible College and director of Candlewick Productions. Klassen says the rehearsals went well. “It was a lot of fun.Read More →
A seven-foot American clown has been chosen to provide the soundtrack for this year’s John Lewis Christmas advert. Mike Geier, an artist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, joins British music stars such as Ellie Goulding, Lily Allen and Tom Odell to contribute to the retailer’s annual festive campaign. His cover of AllRead More →
Before the arrival of “Avatar: the way of the water” on the big screen, Simon Franglen spoke with Variety about his composition work for her. He notes that when he signed on to score the sequel in 2017, he continued to keep much of the late James Horner’s squad together.Read More →
Justin Sudds, YouTubeJustin Sudds, YouTube What’s your favorite Christmas TV show? If you’re like me, this would definitely be the classic Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. I watch it every year and yes I know the lyrics to all the songs. Get ready because here is a special treat not toRead More →
VAN WERT – Van Wert Live invites you to join in the laughter with Menopause The Musical at Niswonger on Saturday, February 25, 2023 at 3 p.m. Menopause The Musical® is a groundbreaking celebration of women who are on the brink of, in the middle of, or have survived “TheRead More →
Virtual reality platform Soundscape VR Announcement Artist concert offers Goose, big wild, pigeons playing table tennis, Gioli & Assia, Hermitude, Opiuo and Husa & Zeyada Join the artist-focused metaverse of Soundscape VR DENVER, November 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Groove Science Studioscreator of a virtual reality music platform VR soundscape (VRS),Read More →
Live industry veteran Steve Romer retires After 40 years, live industry veteran Steve Romer (pictured above) calls time on November 11 to travel and spend time with family and friends. Romer was Managing Director of the Sydney Entertainment Center from 2009 to 2013. It was ranked No. 2 in theRead More →
“Almost Famous,” the movie-inspired musical that had its world premiere in 2019 at the Old Globe in San Diego, opened on Broadway Nov. 3 to mostly lukewarm reviews. Several critics said the musical made no improvement on Cameron Crowe’s beloved 2000 film, which was inspired by his own adventures asRead More →
Spencer, IA (KICD) — The Spencer High School Drama Department is putting the finishing touches on its fall show, a musical adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic “Matilda.” Director Cara Gerlock tells KICD News that this particular selection was made by the students after being decided by the staff that metRead More →
The National Alliance for Musical Theater (Betsy King Militello, Executive Director) is now accepting applications for the 35th Annual MUSICAL NEWS FESTIVAL, to be held in New York City on Thursday, October 26 and Friday, October 27, 2023. Once again, this year, authors can submit their musical without the approvalRead More →
North Texas Performing Arts has announced that the closing night of this year’s series of its annual Christmas pageant will mark their 100th performance of Scrooge, the musical for the theater troupe and for Plano resident Darrell Rodenbaugh, who starred the title role of “Scrooge” since the tradition began inRead More →
Musician and singer ShafraZ is making a comeback Pure passion and dedication to the arts has brought musician and singer Shafraz back into the limelight. Music has always been a calling for the Sri Lankan expat who now resides in Qatar, but theRead More →
The holiday season isn’t complete without the perfect music to go with it. After a two-year pandemic hiatus, “Broadway’s Carols for a Cure 2022” returns with the 22nd recording that embodies the spirit of the season like nothing else can. A project born completely out of love, “Broadway’s Carols forRead More →
Drake University’s Department of Theater Arts production of “Carrie,” the musical, ran October 27-30, with a sold-out run at the Coleman Blackbox Theater. “Carrie” ran on Broadway in 1988 for a total of three days and five performances. The show was considered a major financial failure and gained notoriety overRead More →
NEW YORK — “Rent” alum Anthony Rapp gives fans of the iconic musical — about friends struggling with life amid the AIDS epidemic in early 1990s New York — a preview behind the curtain. “Without You,” based on the musical and Rapp memoir of the same name, will have itsRead More →
New music track helps people rethink the shopping experience and spend more consciously NEW YORK and TORONTO, November 1, 2022 /CNW/ — Interac and Sixieme Son are reimagining the shopping experience with a new music track that invites shoppers to spend more consciously. To help Canadians manage their spending inRead More →
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Kayley Rosal performs her Level 2 piano piece. Photo/Supplied The Trinity Concert is an established tradition in Taupō – resurging, like many, after the Covid-19 disruptions. Organized for 27 years by piano teacher Vivienne Sands and her late husband Jeff, this year’s concert took place on October 19 and wasRead More →
Grammy Award winner Burna Boy shamelessly downplayed fellow actor Davido in a Snapchat post. He did, however, show respect to another Grammy Award winner, Wizkid in the same post. Sunday, above all icon of Afrobeat, Assistant whose real name is Ayodeji Balogun has shut down social media after posting aRead More →
Award-winning actor and founder of The Jigsaw Ensemble Brendan Bradley releases the companion album to his new virtual reality musical theater show. Los Angeles, Calif.–(Newsfile Corp. – October 29, 2022) – The musical workshop recording of ‘Non-Player Character’ is the latest release from Brendan Bradley and The Jigsaw Ensemble. TheRead More →
You have six brothers and one sister toying with a history that spans decades – from child stardom to teen idol fame, record-breaking TV shows and huge tours, to their later financial troubles and to their ongoing lives in the spotlight. And of course they have the songs that haveRead More →
For Terence D’souza’s mother, her son seemed to be on his way to college to take classes like any other kid. At the time, in the early 2000s, what his parents did not know was that their child was also part of a rock band, going from university to university,Read More →
A new fundraising award named in honor of Johnny Marr is intended to support the next generation of young musicians in Salford. Launched in partnership with The Salford Foundation Trust, the Johnny Marr Prize will be awarded to a Salford musician under the age of 25 to help them pursueRead More →
Part of the enduring appeal of professional wrestling lies not in the ring but in what happens behind the scenes. Behind-the-scenes stories, contract negotiations and life beyond the mat add to the appeal of this larger-than-life form of entertainment. But for some wrestlers, being an artist runs deep, and whenRead More →
Mendocino College’s current musical adaptation of Carlo Goldoni’s hilarious comedy “The Servant of Two Masters” is brilliant, witty and worth watching. Directed by Reid Edelman, the play runs until October 30 at the Center Theater at Mendocino College on the Ukiah campus, so you won’t want to miss it. MusicalRead More →
Sarah Crompton, WhatsOnStage ★★★★ “The rise, fall and resurrection of American televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker isn’t the most obvious subject for a new British musical – even if it’s one that arrives with clouds of expectation. flamboyant with music by Elton John, lyrics by Jake Shears (of the Scissor Sisters)Read More →
The third Prime Minister of the United Kingdom since July—Rishi Sunak– carried out a cabinet reshuffle and replaced a number of ministers loyal to his predecessor, Liz Truss. After an audience with King Charles III on Tuesday, Sunak, 42, took the reins of power and immediately began to reshuffle hisRead More →
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona, October 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — NeoLight has signed an agreement to acquire the Pacifier Activated Lullaby (PAL®) System by Powers Medical Inc., a US-based medical technology company focused on music therapy in the newborn market. This acquisition strengthens NeoLight’s neonatal portfolio by introducing a solution to two growingRead More →
On Thursday night at the Egyptian Theater there was a performance of the musical ‘1619: A People’s Journey’, which helped audiences discover the experience of African Americans through the history of the America. The musical is based on a Nikole Hannah-Jones project of the same name, the “1619 Project”. ThisRead More →
Mindy Chen is ready to spread her wings. With the highly anticipated third season of by Netflix Emily in Paris on the horizon – all episodes drop December 21 on the streamer –Ashley Park, who plays heiress and budding singer Mindy, gave E! News an exclusive preview of what’s toRead More →
Back to the Future: The Musical hits the West End to play Broadway’s Winter Garden Theater in 2023. Roger Bart and Hugh Coles will reprise their roles from the West End production as Doc Brown and George McFly. The casting of Marty McFly and the rest of the company willRead More →
BIWABIK – The Mesabi Musical Theatre’s fall theatrical revue, ‘A Cornucopia of Song and Dance,’ will be presented on Friday, November 11 and Saturday, November 12 at the Giants Ridge Chalet in Biwabik. This fundraising event will replace Plaid foreverthe musical MMT had scheduled for November 10-13. “Our organization seesRead More →
Starting October 19, 2022, Protium’s offices will transform weekly into a breeding ground for musical talent. Having made its presence felt as a distinct lending and funding platform, Protium is ready to dive headlong into the world of independent music! With the launch of Protium Amp’d, the company will takeRead More →
In recent years, the Haitian diaspora has taken an interest in the country’s musical history, from the energetic, punky Mélissa Laveaux Radio Siwel to the scholarship of Leyla McCalla break the thermometer, an album born from a show on a dissident radio station. The latest example comes from Wesli, theRead More →
PORTLAND, OR (KOIN) — A Beaverton teenager says help from the community helped him become the musician he is today. Now he’s paying for that kindness. Accomplished violinist Timothy Lee is putting instruments in the hands of young people, saying anyone should be able to play if they want to,Read More →
On Thursday, British Prime Minister Liz Truss dramatically announced her resignation just six weeks after taking office. Truss bowed to the inevitable after his platform of right-wing tax cuts disintegrated and so many MPs among the ruling Tories revolted. Speaking in Downing Street, Truss said she would remain prime ministerRead More →
The Don Bosco Oratory Theater in Victoria will stage one of the most beloved musicals: my lovely lady in November. The musical, adapted from the play by George Bernard Shaw and the film by Gabriel Pascal Pygmalionhas lyrics written by Alan Jay Lerner and music by Frederick Loewe. It isRead More →
Just outside of Denver, nestled in the Evergreen Hills, is a band of musical misfits who call Cowboy Cowabunga Ranch home. Artists here like to do things a little differently than their contemporaries in the music world. Cowboy Cowabunga is a commune of singer-songwriters in this sense, says resident andRead More →
Amina Edris (Cleopatra) and Gerald Finley (Antony) join other cast members at a dress rehearsal for “Antony and Cleopatra” at San Francisco’s War Memorial Opera House on September 7. Photo: Scott Strazzante/The Chronicle Earlier this fall, two enterprising graduate students from UC Berkeley’s music department hosted a small conference relatedRead More →
Adam Lambert comes full circle in three very different ways. Together, they tie together his past, present and future with a flair perfectly suited to this charismatic “American Idol” alumnus and lead singer of Queen. Lambert is currently working on his first musical. It will follow a concept album, featuringRead More →
The secret of my success is a 1987 film starring Michael J. Fox that is perhaps more fondly remembered than critics and audiences of the time judged. But the new musical version of The secret of my success set to make its regional premiere at Theater Under the Stars isRead More →
The producers of “Broadway”Hadesville” and Jujamcyn Theaters apologize to a hearing impaired audience member after one of the actors repeatedly warned her about the scene after using a captioning device provided by the theater. Audience member Samantha Coleman shared on Instagram what she said was a “horrifying and embarrassing experience”Read More →
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 13, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The ability to improve math abilities and increase perseverance will dramatically boost the world’s growth musical instruments market. Playing musical instruments involves extreme hand-eye movement and helps improve coordination ability in an individual. The training undertaken in one or more musical instrumentsRead More →
“When I saw his Follies on Broadway in 1972, I immediately knew he was a composer/lyricist like no other I had ever known – and I had been a fan of musical theater for years,” says Paul Salsini by Stephen Sondheim. “It was as bold as it was beautiful; sheRead More →
Jared Lee aka Duckwrth was born in South Central Los Angeles on May 13, 1989. He was raised in a Christian family surrounded by music. Duckwrth studied graphic design in college before getting into music. He describes his sound as having dance, hip hop and r&b as main ingredients inRead More →
If the creators of Drag the Musical were trying to perfectly blend the rowdy fun of a drag performance with the glamor and polished veneer of a Broadway musical, they hit the ball out of the park. Especially thanks to Spencer LiffThe inventive staging and hard-hitting choreography, the show isRead More →
international musical juggernaut Nasty will come to the Lyric Theater in Sydney in 2023, in what will be the show’s 20th anniversary year. Nasty premiered on Broadway in 2003 and was last seen in Australia in 2015 after touring the region which amassed nearly 2,000 performances and played to overRead More →
Escaping setbacks at work is impossible. The idea of our professional life as a smooth rising graph is illusory. Career setbacks are common and normal. Even phenomenally successful people like Apple co-founder Steve Jobs have had many setbacks, not to mention ordinary people like you and me. What matters isRead More →
The latest court cases likely to impact the insurance and risk management landscape. DOJ Antitrust Allegation: American Alliance and JetBlue The case: In federal court in Boston, the US Department of Justice, six states and the District of Columbia are challenging the Northeast Alliance, a partnership between American Airlines andRead More →
This season, playwright Lynn Nottage has two shows running simultaneously: the play Clyde’s, which depicts formerly incarcerated workers at a diner (it’s running in select cities until the fall) and MJ The Musical, her first play off Broadway on the 1992 Dangerous World of Michael Jackson. Round. Any other playwrightRead More →
After hugely successful seasons in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, the Australian premiere of Dolly Parton’s hit musical 9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL arrives in Adelaide this weekend. Acclaimed around the world and appreciated by audiences and critics, 9 TO 5 performs at the Festival Theater for only four weeks, fromRead More →
As public confidence in political institutions and parties dips below 30% – and voter turnout has declined in the decade of elections from 2009 – alarm bells should ring across the South African constitutional democracy. The fact that this hasn’t really happened signals a fixation on power by political elitesRead More →
Advertising: Advertising: The Ottawa Musical Arts Club has been bringing together female musicians since its beginnings in 1938, when it was created to provide a place where they could discuss music and enjoy performances. “You could say that the Musical Arts Club was ahead of its time inRead More →
Paradise, a city of sinners and saints, combines the comedic sensibility of National Lampoon with catchy tunes to create an entertaining, funny and memorable musical. Featured Image for Paradise The Movie, LLC Featured Image for Paradise The Movie, LLC LOS ANGELES, Oct. 04, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — After earning criticalRead More →
Exclusive: “It was pretty cosmic to be honest.” This is how multi-platinum Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter KT Tunstall describes the origins of her first project for the theater, a stage adaptation of the much-loved 2000 British comedy saving grace. As Tunstall explains, it all started after seeing a certain Bible show someRead More →
Photo by Albert Sanchez Someone has to tell Mrs.”very perished“that its time is up. With everything the Alaska 5000 has done in 2022, the Pantone color of the year has to be red. The At Rupaul’s drag race all stars The winner has been a ball of ambition since sheRead More →
SHY: The alarmingly outspoken memoir of Mary RodgersBy Mary Rodgers and Jesse GreenFarrar, Straus & Giroux, 480 pages, $35.00 MAry Rodgers’ posthumous autobiography is a brash, outrageous and entertaining excursion into the life of its author. Mary (1931-2014) was the daughter of Richard Rodgers, memorable as the creator of Oklahoma!Read More →
When the first Disney movie musical high school saga dropped in 2006, it completely changed the landscape of teenage stardom. It launched its then mostly unknown cast into the stratosphere of fame that few low-budget made-for-TV movies have ever had before or will ever have again. The Disney machine, stillRead More →
Life and Songs of GRAMMY® Award Winner / Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee NEIL DIAMOND Produced by GRAMMY® Award Winner / Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee BOB GAUDIO NEW YORK, September 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — With its first songwriting breakthrough in the 1960s, its meteoric riseRead More →
BOSTON, MA/ACCESSWIRE/September 27, 2022/ We Move in Color Manager, presents We Move in Color Musical Revue, premiering at Boston’s Historic Strand Theater on Thursday, October 6e 2022 at 7 p.m. We Move in Color (WMIC) is a musical revue that seeks to capture the African American narrative through music, poetry,Read More →
Metal fans and pop aficionados came together to take action to end extreme poverty and see their favorite artists alongside world leaders at Global Citizen Festival: Accra and Global Citizen Festival: NYC on September 24. The 10th anniversary of the Global Citizen Festival offered queues stacked in both cities, withRead More →
If you are looking for a payday loan in Montana (MT) that may be processed quickly, you have found the proper website. It is in your best interest to educate yourself on all aspects of these payday loans so that you can quickly obtain approval. If you are short onRead More →
The entire interior of the Komische Oper has been covered in white. A net is suspended from the ceiling and on the sides of the circles. The seats in the auditorium have been removed and replaced by a gigantic white platform, slightly fluffy, like Halloween cobwebs or the fake snowRead More →
Industry News Netflix settles lawsuit involving Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear Unofficial Bridgerton Musical The initial deposit followed an all-star concert of the project at the Kennedy Center. Barlow and Bear The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Barlow and Bear Netflix has settled its copyright lawsuit filed against Unofficial Bridgerton Musical writersRead More →
Hey, everyone — it’s me, Simone, your Daily host. I’m a bit short on time this morning, so today’s issue is more of a guide to the weekend’s events. I’ll be back next week with more local news to chew on! But for now, the local calendar for the nextRead More →
When it comes to understanding Makaya McCraven’s musical output over the past decade, the proof is in. As a drummer, producer, bandleader and composer — “beat scientist” is the groove name – McCraven forged his style from whirring parts and deft designs. Working with unstructured group improvisation and looping digitalRead More →
Story: Jay Osmond Book: Julian Bigg & Shaun Kerrison Music: The Osmond Family One hundred million records, twenty-eight albums, television icons and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. A family entertainment empire. But what do we really know about the Osmonds? Hell, how many of us even knowRead More →
“MORE Different Voices”, Chamber Blues by Corky Siegel (Dawnserly Records) For more than half a century, Corky Siegel has brought new colors to the blues. “MORE Different Voices” is the composer/arranger’s latest attempt to bridge musical genres and cultural divides, making the world slightly smaller and kinder. × This pageRead More →
WITH HIS SHAPPED CREST and determined gaze, Kyriakos Kalaitzides could easily be cast in a Hollywood action thriller, even if, being an “outsider”, he would inevitably be cast as the villain. In real life, however, he is a hero, a sort of Raiding Lost Archives determined to restore the sonicRead More →
Fans of the Broadway musical Nasty are thrilled to hear that the prequel scene of The Wizard of Oz will finally get a film adaptation in 2024 after many years in development hell (via American review). The musical film genre is a pendulum of successes and failures. Whether it’s anRead More →
LOS ANGELES, September 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Iconic singer, songwriter and producer winner of four GRAMMYs and five Latin GRAMMYs Pepe Aguilaralong with her children, GRAMMY revered and two-time Latin GRAMMY nominee Angela Aguilar and two-time Latin GRAMMY nominee Leonardo Aguilar, have reached a deal through Vistura Entertainment to beRead More →
Each monarch is remembered throughout history for various accomplishments. We will always have Colin Firth’s performance of King George VI in The King’s Speech. The end of Queen Elizabeth II has Netflix The crown to solidify his legacy. But King Henry VIII will forever be associated with his six wives.Read More →
The company’s keynote featuring an autistic and blind artist, Derek Paravicini, one of the world’s most incredible pianists, will explore the powerful effect of music on neurodiverse individuals; Musical duo Palm Reading will unveil a first-ever musical experience: capturing biodata from plants in Israeli and Palestinian territories to create aRead More →
The Misery Mountain Boys — Photo submitted. Misery Mountain Boys bassist Lindsey Bueckert may no longer live in Prince Albert, but the lessons she learned during her early years at the North Gate are still with her. Bueckert, along with frontman Steven Gevenich, clarinetist/saxophonist Sam Toms and drummer Ethan MarkwartRead More →
Gata Rahe Mera Dil organized by PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry has become a popular annual cultural event. Many selected Bollywood artists and journalists were praised with PHD Utkrishtata Samman by former Union ministers Prakash Javadekar and Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi during the “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav” program. The programRead More →