A delegation of 45 students from higher educational institutions in Odisha, who reached Kozhikode as part of the Yuva Sangam initiative, was given a rousing reception at the National Institute of Technology Calicut (NIT-C).
A press release said here on Tuesday that ‘Keraleeyam cultural night,’ a comprehensive compilation of Kerala’s classical and folk art forms gave an enlightening experience to the delegates in just two hours.
The delegates, accompanied by four coordinators from IIM Sambalpur, were welcomed with Pancha Vadya, an orchestra of five instruments. An informative description of Pancha Vadyam and other art forms by Prof. Prasad Krishna, Director of NITC helped the delegates understand the cultural significance of the instruments and art forms.
