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LIST OF MATER ARTISTS CONFIRMED FOR PERFORMANCES IN SIMHASTH KUMBH AT UJJAIN, M.P. DURING 22ND APRIL TO 21ST MAY 2016. SIMHASTH ART FESTIVAL BY MINISTRY OF CULTURE, GOVT. OF INDIA Date of Name of Related Art Form Venue/Stage Organiser Performance Star performer 22 April 2016 PadmVidhushan Pt. Jasraj Vocal Bharat muni SCZCC 23 April 2016 Pt. Ratan Mohan Sharma Vocal GarhKalika SCZCC 25 April 2016 PadmShri Anup Jalota Bhajan ‐ Vocal Bharatmuni SCZCC 26 April 2016 PadmShri Geeta Mahalik Dance‐Ballet GarhKalika SCZCC 28 April 2016 Ms Kalapini Komkali Bhajan Garhkalika SCZCC 4 May 2016 PadmShri Gopaldas Neeraj Poetry & literature Garhkalika SCZCC ‐ “ ‐ PadmShri Ashok Chakradhar Poetry GarhKalika SCZCC 6 May 2016 PadmVidhushan Flute Bharatmuni SCZCC Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia 6 May 2016 PadmShri Ram Lakhan Singh Poetry & Literature GarhKalika Sahitya Academy 7 May 2016 Smt. Manjusha Patil Bhajan – Vocal Aagar road SCZCC 8 May 2016 PadmShri Pandit Satish Vyas Santoor‐instrumental Aagar road SCZCC 9 May 2016 Smt. Shruti Sadolikar Vocal Aagar road SCZCC 10 May 2016 Shri Nizami Bandhu Sufi Kawwali Aagar road SCZCC 11 May 2016 PadmShri Mohan Veena Aagar road SCZCC Pt. VishwaMohan Bhatt 12 May 2016 Padmshri Bhai Nirmal Singh Shabad Gayan Aagar road SCZCC ‐“‐ PadmShri Penaz Masani Vocal Garh Kalika SCZCC 13 May 2016 PadmShri Gulabo Kalbelia Dance Sadaval NCZCC ‐“‐ Padmshri Vijay Ghate & Group Tal Vadya Kachehari Garh Kalika SCZCC 14 May 2016 PadmShri Malini Awasthi Lok Geeet Sadaval NCZCC ‐“‐ Shri Uday Bhawalkar Dhrupad Vocal Aagar road SCZCC 15 May 2016 PadmShri Tripti Shakya Sugam Sangeet Sadaval NCZCC ‐“‐ PadmShri Bhajan Sopori Santoor‐instrumental Aagar road SCZCC ‐“‐ PadmShri Suresh Talwalkar Taal Kirtan Garh Kalika SCZCC 16 May 2016 Shri Ronu Mujumdar Flute ‐ instrumental Aagar road SCZCC 17 May 2016 PadmVibhusahn TeejanBai Pandwani Bharatmuni SCZCC 18 May 2016 ‐ “ ‐ ‐ “ ‐ Bharatmuni SCZCC 18 May 2016 PadmShri Wasifuddin Dagar Dhrupad‐ Vocal Bhukhimata SCZCC 19 May 2016 Pandit Nathrao Neralkar Vocal ‐ Bhajan Aagar road SCZCC 20 May 2016 Shri Premkumar Malik & Sons Dhrupad ‐ Vocal Bhukhimata SCZCC 21 May 2016 PadmShri Yella Venkateswar Rao Musical ensemble Bhukhimata SCZCC laxhr rky okn~; lEesyu 20 May 2016 Deepti Naval Poetry, photography Garhkalika SCZCC 22Apr ‐21May PadmShri Vijay Sharma Painting Garhkalika SCZCC Programmes subject to change without prior intimation. .

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