18 Under 18 Awards
Classical to folk: Young talents sing and dance at Edugraph 18 Under 18 Awards
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Posted on 25 Mar 2022
15:56 PM
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Tapolabdha Sardar, a Class X student of Vivekananda Mission School, sang Raag Desh at the Edugraph 18 Under 18 Awards at GD Birla Sabhagar on March 22. Photo by Amit Datta
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Divyani Mohanty, a Class XI student of South Point High School and an Odissi dancer, performed the Ganesh Stuti— Vakratunda Mahakaya. Photo by Amit Datta
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Dhritishman Chakraborty, a preparatory student of Delhi Public School, ONGC Nazira, Assam, won over the audience with his medley of Ye shaam mastani and Aaj mon cheyechhe ami hariye jabo. Photo by Amit Datta
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Sansthita Ghosh, a Class VI student of Burnpur Riverside School, Chittaranjan, and a Bharatanatyam dancer, performed Ganesh Vandana. Photo by Amit Datta
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Shounak Roy, a Class X student of St. Lawrence High School, Kolkata, presented a sarod recital based on Raag Bhairavi. Photo by Amit Datta
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Shraddha Oraon, a Class IX student of Techno India Group Public School, Falakata, sang Bondhure koi pabo shokhi go, a folk song by Baul Shah Abdul Karim. Photo by Amit Datta
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Raisa O’Brien was the emcee at the Edugraph 18 Under 18 Awards ceremony. Photo by Amit Datta
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Actress Paoli Dam with Paridhi Das, a UKG student of DAV Model School, IIT Kharagpur, who received a Special Mention. Source: ABP Digital
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Arnab Chandra, rector, Vivekananda Mission School, gave away certificates to those who had made it to the top 50. Photo by Amit Datta
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(L-R) Prof R.P. Banerjee of EIILM; Rohit Kapoor, CEO, India & South East Asia, OYO; and Saikat Maitra, vice-chancellor of MAKAUT, with one of the 18 achievers on stage. Photo by Amit Datta
Last updated on 25 Mar 2022
15:56 PM
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