Tere Mere Geet, Season-4 enthralls music lovers across Dwarka

Dwarka: On October 23, Tere Mere Geet- Season 4, Hindi songs based singing event was organized by Age Well Association, Dwarka which received thumping applause from the residents of Dwarka.

With the monumental success of the earlier three annual musical events, Age Well Association, Dwarka once again excelled in their mission to entertain Dwarkaites and at the same time, succeeded in providing a  huge platform to many aspiring singers to beat monotony created by the  pandemic.

Keeping in view the guidelines issued by the government and strictly observing SOP, the format of the event was suitably crafted. Invitations were restricted to select gatherings of music lovers and  the attendance was kept in check at the 150 mark.

Participants were a mix of both established and amateur singers from Dwarka and lifetime members of the Age Well family. Around 40 singers enthralled the packed house with their scintillating performances.

The format of the singing event had three categories. The top three contestants from each group were awarded. Children from NGOs were presented with mementoes and prizes. Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Shri P S Dhunta, who is well regarded amongst the music  fraternity for his initiative and contribution in promoting music in  Dwarka.

Like in previous years, Age Well Association provided opportunities to children of Dwarka based NGOs to exhibit their hidden talents in singing. A parallel platform was provided to the children of Bal Vihar Children Home, Strand N Stride Foundation, Change Network and Foundation of Handicapped Development, all four NGOs from Dwarka. It was an attempt to instil confidence in children and to explore their singing talent.

The programme attendance had several important local dignitaries and special invitees. Guests of Honour included Nitika Sharma, Councillor Dwarka A; Rajender Singh, ACP(Retd) Delhi Police;  Sudha Sinha, President, Federation of CGHS Dwarka; O P Khanduja,  Director, Apeejay Institute of Management; Kavita Saxena, Founder President, Umang Foundation; Mukesh Sinha, MD, Dwarka City Newspaper and Madhumita Acharya, senior AIR Singer of Melody Foundation fame. They, along with special invitees, graced the occasion  with their benign presence.

Inder Mohan Khanna, President, Age Well Association, was in all praise for the participants, children, members and the team managing the  event. He presented mementoes to the Guests of Honour and thanked all  the guests for their gracious presence.

He said, “The success of the event has given us huge encouragement to chalk out more programmes for the benefits of  residents of Dwarka, he said while addressing the gathering.”