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Artists from India, Nepal and Russia made Indian culture come true in the Diamond Hall of Shantivan, the international headquarters of Brahma Kumaris at Abu Road.

More than one presentation gave the message of unity and goodwill in the country and the world. A group of artists from Russia's Saint Petersburg mesmerized the gathering by presenting traditional dances including Punjab’s favourite folk dance Bhangra. The performance on the songs of India made the people dance.

In the dance drama, spectacular presentations of Gods and Goddesses were presented in the glory of the characteristics of Lord Shiva. After the completion of the programme, the artists were felicitated. BK Santosh, in-charge of St.Petersburg and Nepal centers and Brahma Kumaris of Assam were also warmly greeted.

Along with this, a group of 20 artists from Kathmandu, Nepal made the relation and cultures of India and Nepal come true through their presentations. In the program which lasted till late night, when the artists from Assam engraved the Assamese culture with their art before thousands of people, the whole hall echoed with thunderous applause.

In the dance drama, spectacular presentations of Gods and Goddesses were presented in the glory of the characteristics of Lord Shiva. After the completion of the programme, the artists were felicitated. BK Santosh, in-charge of St.Petersburg and Nepal centers and Brahma Kumaris of Assam were also warmly greeted.