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Inclusive Arts Unite Kolkata Children
31 May
Summary
- Children with and without disabilities performed together.
- Music and dance therapy aids child development.
- Senior citizens also participated in the cultural event.
An inclusive Rabindra Jayanti celebration took place in South Kolkata on Friday, organized by Surer Dharar Nrityatirtha. The event harmoniously blended artistic expression with social purpose, uniting children with and without disabilities on a shared stage.
A significant highlight was the collaborative performances featuring specially-abled children alongside their mainstream peers. These emotionally resonant acts were met with enthusiastic applause and deeply moved many attendees.
The celebration also embraced a multi-generational aspect with performances by senior citizens. The venue saw a strong turnout, with audiences actively engaged throughout the evening.
Surer Dharar Nrityatirtha has a long-standing commitment to child development through music and dance therapy. Sucharita Chakraborty, a music and dance therapist involved, emphasized the growing number of specially-abled children and their need for love and guidance. She noted music's power in supporting their mental and physical well-being.
The initiative received support from the First Step Remedial Education Center and Suchona, organizations dedicated to inclusive education and care. Participants of all ages came together to celebrate empathy, creativity, and community, reinforcing the message of a more compassionate society.
