BHOPAL: Residents paid their respect to their gurus on the occasion of Guru Purnima on Sunday. Students at the Dhrupad Sansthan sought
blessings
from their guru, Dhrupad exponent Umakant Gundecha and pakhawaj
guru Akhilesh Gundecha
. The
tribal museum
also organised an online programme to mark the occasion.
After putting tilak on the forehead of their guruji, the students sought blessings from their teachers. Speaking on the occasion, Akhilesh Gundecha said, "We believe in the guru-shishya parampara at the Gurukul and have a special bond with the students.
The ancient guru-shishya parampara is still relevant, as it not only teaches skills to students, but also inculcates discipline in their life. The students at the Dhrupad Sansthan sang Saraswati Vandana to seek blessings of the goddess of learning."
The tribal museum organized an online programme to express gratitude to the teachers. Director of National
Sanskrit
University Acharya Prakash Pandey, threw spoke on the importance of a guru in life, and how the ancient guru-shishya parampara helped shape the lives of students.
The museum also organized a pati-chita exhibition for the audience to showcase the talent of 14 art students and 64 professional artists.
The museum streamed performances of folk dances like Badhai, Nareta, Sera and Baredi as part of Uttaradhikar series.
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