Maha Kumbh 2025: Eminent Artists To Grace Ganga Pandal From 7 February

Following the auspicious Basant Panchami Snan on 3 January, the grand cultural festival at Maha Kumbh will resume on Thursday at the Ganga Pandal, where the Culture Department has finalized preparations for a vibrant four-day spectacle celebrating India’s diverse traditions.

Eminent artists from across the country will perform, adding grandeur to the Maha Kumbh evenings.

The lineup includes Odissi dancer Dona Ganguly on 7 February, playback singer Kavita Krishnamurthy on 8 February, classical dancer Sonal Mansingh and singer Suresh Wadkar on 9 February, and renowned singer Hariharan on 10 February.

However, all cultural programs will be suspended from 11 to 13 February due to the sacred Magh Purnima Snan on 12 February.

Key Events At Ganga Pandal

The Ganga Pandal will host cultural performances from 7 to 10 February, featuring prominent artists from various regions:

7 February:

Dona Ganguly (Kolkata) – Odissi Dance

Yogesh Gandharv & Abha Gandharv – Sufi Singing

Suma Sudhindra (Karnataka) – Classical Music

Dr. Devkinandan Sharma (Mathura) – Rasleela Performance

8 February:

Kavita Krishnamurthy & Dr. L. Subramaniam – Sugam Sangeet

Preeti Patel (Kolkata) – Manipuri Dance

Narendra Nath (West Bengal) – Sarod Performance

Dr. Devkinandan Sharma (Mathura) – Rasleela Performance

9 February:

Suresh Wadkar – Sugam Sangeet

Padma Shri Madhup Mudgal (Delhi) – Hindustani Classical Music

Sonal Mansingh (Delhi) – Odissi Dance

Dr. Devkinandan Sharma (Mathura) – Rasleela Performance

10 February:

Hariharan – Sugam Sangeet

Shubhda Varadkar (Mumbai) – Odissi Dance

Sudha (Tamil Nadu) – Carnatic Music

The festival promises a captivating experience, bringing together the essence of India’s artistic heritage.

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