Fifty years of dance, devotion and an enduring parampara. ✨ It was deeply special to join the 30th edition of the Parampara Series at Kamani Auditorium, celebrating five glorious decades of artistic excellence and the remarkable legacy of Gurus Raja Reddy and Kaushalya Reddy. Their contribution goes far beyond extraordinary performances — through Natya Tarangini, they have nurtured generations of dancers and kept the great Kuchipudi tradition vibrant, evolving and alive. For me, this relationship is also wonderfully personal. I have had the privilege of knowing the Reddys since our Pandara Road days in the 1980s, and both our daughters had the joy and privilege of training under them. To see this artistic family and their disciples carry the tradition forward with the same fervour and commitment was therefore particularly moving — a beautiful reminder that our civilisational heritage endures when it is lived, taught and passed from one generation to the next. 🙏🏼🇮🇳 @ReddyKaushalya

An evening where history did not stand still, but seemed to breathe - where stone and sky became silent witnesses to a living, unfolding culture. Warm congratulations to Hon’ble @LtGovDelhi, @SandhuTaranjitS , for curating “The Rhythm of Spring” for a distinguished group of Ambassadors and members of the Diplomatic Corps in the evocative setting of the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, against the magnificent backdrop of the #QutubMinar Archaeological Park. It was heartening to hear him so eloquently underline that our monuments and the public spaces around them are not merely to be preserved, but for citizens to cherish and enjoy. His reflection on spring - as a celebration that, in all its variety and diversity, unites India - resonated deeply & that spirit came alive in the thrilling opening Tarangam by the legendary Radha Reddy and Raja Reddy troupe. An evening that not only showcased culture, but gently reminded us that heritage is meant to be lived. @SandhuTaranjitS @LtGovDelhi @gupta_rekha @NLinIndia @rajaradhareddy @Gupta_vijender