Rajasthan Kabir Yatra commences

Udaipur, Not only do we sing Kabir, but we are also bringing Kabir's couplets into life; when the tunes of modern music mix in the air, then the strings of hearts become jumbled. Songs in words, talks in pieces, amid tales and stories, the actual words of philosophy of life touched the heart.

This was the view of the live performance of the Kabir Cafe Band in the program organized during the Rajasthan Kabir Yatra at Pacific Medical College and Hospital, Udaipur.

With the help of Rajasthan Police and Pacific Medical College and Hospital, Kabir Yatra started from PMCH with the message of social harmony. The program started in the presence of PMCH Chairman Rahul Agarwal, CEO Sharad Kothari, and other dignitaries.

Neeraj Arya of Mumbai's Kabir Cafe Band enthralled everyone with his fusion of Kabir's fusion and Kabir Vani, a musical rendition of Kabir's Sakhi, couplets. On this occasion, Kabir Cafe, Mahesharam Ji, Anand Das Bauli, Satya Swaroop Das, Anohad Shivoham (Harshiel Group), Kasam Khan, Sumitra Ji, and Nek Mohammad Langa gave their powerful performances and forced everyone to dance.

On this occasion, Neeraj Arya, a member of the Kabir Cafe Band, said Kabir is easy to understand but difficult to adapt to his life. We are talking about Kabir in our way. Kabir also opposed the customs of all religions in the 15th century. He also talked about uniting all the religions when the time comes, but today people on online platforms not only point fingers at each other but also become personal and do not talk about facts. This has increased controversy. Kabir took a jibe at everyone but did not personally point the finger at anyone.

Mumbai's famous Kabir Cafe belongs to Neeraj Arya, and this band has five people. For the last several years, this band has sung Kabir Vani in its performances from place to place and is famous for this reason.

On this occasion, PMCH Chairman Rahul Agarwal said that we would endeavor to provide a suitable platform to many such talents from the tribal area of ​​Mewar, who do not get any platform to show their talent through this Kabir Yatra.

Agarwal clarified that all the folk artists coming to Kabir Yatra would be given free health cards by Pacific Medical College so that their families can get free treatment in the future, along with the children of folk artists from Pacific University. A special scholarship will also be provided.

During the program, Sharad Kothari, CEO of Pacific Medical College, and Hospital, said that in this journey, from the bus to the bus to various places, the hotel's facility, food, and medical health will be provided by the Pacific.

The journey will pass through these places:-

Starting from Udaipur on October 2, the Yatra will reach Kotda on October 3, Palasiya on October 4, Kumbhalgarh on October 5, Rajsamand on October 6, Salumbar on October 7, and Bhim on October 8. The Yatra, organized to promote communal harmony and love, will pass through Udaipur and Rajsamand districts.