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Mumbai: The Central Railway Stores Cultural Association (CRSCA) presented “Jallosh” a delightful cultural evening at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Central Railway auditorium recently..
The event commenced with a ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, Smt. Vibha Garg, accompanied by the soul-stirring melody of Saraswati Vandana.
Central Railway Stores Cultural Association (CRSCA) presented “ Jallosh” a delightful cultural evening.
The Cultural Team, comprising both Officers and Staff, took to the stage with unwavering enthusiasm and delivered performances that will be etched in the memories of the audience. The heartwarming fusion of Indian Classical Music, encompassing vocal, instrumental, and dance forms, left more than two hundred attendees spellbound. The performances conveyed not only the technical prowess of the artists but also the deep emotional connection they shared with the art forms.
The overarching message of the cultural program was a simple yet profound one – “that life is a tapestry of colors, waiting to be appreciated from diverse perspectives”. Through their artistic interpretations, the performers encouraged the audience to embrace change and shift their outlook to uncover the vibrant hues that life has to offer. The captivated audience was fully engrossed in the performances, their attention undivided as they immersed themselves in the harmonious melodies and graceful movements.
One of the highlights of the evening was the maiden singing performance by Shri Jag Mohan Garg, Principal Chief Materials Manager which drew well-deserved admiration from all quarters.
The Central Railway Stores Cultural Association (CRSCA) is committed to giving a platform to budding in-house artistes by way of cultural events thereby boosting their morale and enhancing their work efficiency.
The event “Jallosh” stood as a testament to the power of artistic expression to transcend barriers and touch the hearts of individuals. It showcased the dedication and collaborative spirit of the members of CRSCA, whose commitment to preserving and celebrating the rich heritage of Indian arts was evident in every note played, every step danced, and every verse sung.
