Eyes got wet after listening to Bhojpuri girmitiya story
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Girmityas: The program was presented by Netherlands residents Raj Mohan and Manav D and their partners Varun, Sundar Hira and Kishan Hira. Famous Bhojpuri Awadhi singer from Netherlands. In which Sundar Heera and Kishan Heera performed live presentation of Launda dance, the famous dance of Bhojpuri culture in Suriname and Netherlands.
Strength in Bhojpuri language and culture: Avnish Awasthi
Avneesh Awasthi present in the program said, the state is the home of the indentured society, the Honorable Chief Minister had visited Mauritius only in his first visit. He further said, Bhojpuri language and culture has strength, the government is working for its growth and will work more to take it forward. The artist and his team from Netherlands showed the power of this language.
India is your home: Swati Singh
Whereas Swati Singh told him, India is your home. Bhojpuri is the voice of the heart, the indentured people who came from here are today holding the highest positions in those countries. He said, Mahatma Gandhi was earlier an indentured servant.
200 years ago a large number of laborers from UP-Bihar settled in Suriname and other countries.
About 200 years ago, a large number of laborers from India, especially from UP Bihar, were taken to countries like Suriname, Mauritius, Guyana, Trinidad, Africa etc. Which is today known as indentured society. The British took these laborers to work in sugarcane fields and factories. A large population of them later came from Suriname and settled in the Netherlands. Where even today Bhojpuri culture and music is a part of their modern society. These artists keep performing public programs of Baithak Gana, Geet Gawai, Ghazal and Rap in Bhojpuri in European and Caribbean countries. Through this medium, they keep connecting the soil and culture of India with the indentured society settled in Europe and Africa.
Many people were involved in the program
Along with the dignitaries of the state, a large number of art lovers were also present in the program. UPDF Chairman Pankaj Jaiswal said that along with connecting the migrants, the forum wants to bring the traditional cultures of Bhojpuri among the people. So that people can be introduced to its rich musical art and tradition. It was resolved to organize such programs in the country and abroad. State Legislative Council member Dharmendra Singh, Chief Minister’s advisor Avnish Awasthi and former state minister Sushri Swati Singh were present in the program. Ashok Choubey, Subhash Kushwaha, Jai Singh, Akhand Shahi Deepak Tripathi, Ananya Singh etc. were present in the program.
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