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PM Modi Swayed to Prachi Agarwal's Bhajans, Praised Her in 'Mann Ki Baat'
- •Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended a 'Bhajan Clubbing' event, enjoying singer Prachi Agarwal's performance and playing the traditional khanjari.
- •Prachi Agarwal and her brother Raghav Agarwal are popularizing the 'Bhajan Clubbing' movement, blending traditional bhajans with modern music.
- •PM Modi praised their unique modern spiritual concept in his 'Mann Ki Baat' program.
- •The brother-sister duo left their corporate finance jobs to pursue music full-time, focusing on 'Bhajan Jamming'.
- •Their aim is to bring devotional music to 'Gen Z' by combining traditional bhajans with modern concerts, lights, and electronic beats.
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Bhajan Clubbing refers to devotional music gatherings organized in a concert-like setting with live bands, modern lighting, and electronic beats to appeal to Gen Z. PM Narendra Modi attended a Bhajan Clubbing event at Deendayal Upadhyaya Park in New Delhi to mark the 110th birth anniversary of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya.
Prachi and Raghav Agarwal are a brother-sister musical duo who play a significant role in popularizing the Bhajan Clubbing movement in India by combining traditional bhajans with modern concerts. They previously left their corporate finance jobs to pursue music full-time.
PM Narendra Modi praised the unique modern spiritual concept of Bhajan Clubbing during his 'Mann Ki Baat' program. He noted that the growing interest among young people in this trend represents a blend of spirituality, culture, and modernity.
