Women’s Mission Band ‘Meri Zindagi’ Leads Group Singing of Vande Mataram at Lucknow University
The Department of Hindi and Modern Indian Languages at the University of Lucknow hosted a collective rendition of the national song Vande Mataram by India’s first women’s mission band, ‘Meri Zindagi’. The programme was organised under the ‘Samuhik Vande Mataram–100’ initiative to promote patriotism, unity and national consciousness among students and young people.
The event was led by Jaya Tiwari, who guided the band members during the musical presentation. Through their performance, the members expressed their respect for Vande Mataram and conveyed a message of national pride and collective responsibility.
Mission to Reach 100 Educational Institutions
During the programme, the band members shared their commitment to taking the collective singing initiative to 100 educational institutions across India. The campaign aims to encourage patriotism, national unity and cultural awareness among students and the younger generation.
The event was attended by Professor Pawan Agrawal, Head of the Department of Hindi, renowned educationist Professor Harishankar Mishra, faculty members and students.
Music as a Medium of Social Awareness
The initiative by ‘Meri Zindagi’ seeks to use music as a medium for social and national awareness while highlighting women's empowerment and their role in nation-building. The collective rendition brought participants together in a shared expression of respect for the national song and the values of unity and integrity.
The programme highlighted how cultural activities and collective participation can help strengthen a sense of national belonging among young people.
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