CCI president releases Dogri song, seeks promotion of Dogra culture

President JCCI Arun Gupta, Addl Secy J&K Cultural Academy and others releasing Dogri Song during a function in Jammu on Wednesday.
President JCCI Arun Gupta, Addl Secy J&K Cultural Academy and others releasing Dogri Song during a function in Jammu on Wednesday.

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 20: Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) Jammu, president Arun Gupta released a Dogri song sung by Alka Mahajan and Aditya Rao at the Chamber House at Bahu Plaza here today.
The song has been written and composed by renowned singer Bishan Dass while the music has been given by Sahil Nath and videography done by Akash Dogra.
The Chamber president formally released the song in presence of  JCCI office bearers- Anil Gupta, Rajiv Gupta , Gaurav Gupta and others besides Dr Arvinder Singh Aman Additional Secretary Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art Culture and Languages, Saujanya Sharma and Ashok Choudhary, president International Delphic Council J&K.
While addressing the gathering on the occasion, Arun Gupta while lauding the singers and their team appreciated their efforts in keeping the Dogra Culture alive through the songs. He said that the artists are the best ambassadors of culture as they disseminate the culture and tradition of the areas which they represent through their performances especially on auspicious occasions. He added that the songs are the easiest medium to propagate and promote the rich Dogra Cultural heritage in which the singer duo has been more than successful. Moreover, the singers deserve full credit for providing the live source of entertainment to the people in the present era of materialistic race when the life has become monotonous, Gupta asserted.
He thanked the singers for enriching the rich and vibrant Dogra culture of Jammu with their valuable contributions and appealed to the youth to come forward  to join the pursuit to promote Dogra Culture and folklore.
The programme which was witnessed by a galaxy of dignitaries was conducted by Kusum Tickoo.