ThinkEdu 2026: Classical forms can remain rooted yet relevant in a changing cultural landscape - News Summed Up

ThinkEdu 2026: Classical forms can remain rooted yet relevant in a changing cultural landscape


Singer Kavya Ajit (middle) and international Silambam champion Aishwarya Manivannan (right) attending a session at the 14th ThinkEdu Conclave in Chennai. Singer Kavya Ajit (middle) and international Silambam champion Aishwarya Manivannan (right) attending a session at the 14th ThinkEdu Conclave in Chennai. Moderated by senior journalist Kaveree Bamzai, the discussion examined how classical forms can remain rooted yet relevant in a rapidly changing cultural landscape. The song, she recalled, made her reconnect with Carnatic music, moving past the reason for technical and educational purposes. She also emphasised that thoughtful “packaging” of Carnatic music while preserving lyrical and raga integrity will make an impact on people.


Source: Indian Express March 02, 2026 13:39 UTC



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