Indian envoy joins Baishakh eve cultural event in Dhaka
The programme organised by the Itihas O Oitijjo Parishad at the National Museum of Bangladesh, featured a rich array of cultural performances signifying the traditional Bengali culture, including dances inspired by nature and changing seasons, Rabindra Sangeet and Nazrul Geeti, recitations and traditional Jari music.
Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma joined Cultural Affairs Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury at a colourful cultural event yesterday evening (13 April) to mark the Chaitra Sankranti and the eve of the Bengali New Year.
The programme organised by the Itihas O Oitijjo Parishad at the National Museum of Bangladesh, featured a rich array of cultural performances signifying the traditional Bengali culture, including dances inspired by nature and changing seasons, Rabindra Sangeet and Nazrul Geeti, recitations and traditional Jari music.
Extending his warm greetings to the people of Bangladesh on Chaitra Sankranti and Pohela Baishakh, the High Commissioner described these festivities as an integral part of the deep-rooted shared cultural heritage of Bangladesh and that closely connects the societies and peoples of the two countries.
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