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PM Modi Praises Kolkata Siblings Raghav-Prachi for Popularizing 'Bhajan Clubbing' Nationwide
- •Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended a 'Bhajan Clubbing' event, enjoying a performance by singer Sadhu Tiwari and playing the khanjari.
- •The cultural event, part of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya's 110th birth anniversary, aimed to encourage devotional music among youth.
- •Kolkata siblings Raghav and Prachi Agarwal are popularizing 'Bhajan Clubbing' by blending traditional bhajans with modern concerts, lights, and electronic beats.
- •Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised their unique, modern, and spiritual concept in his 'Mann Ki Baat' program.
- •Raghav and Prachi quit their corporate finance jobs to pursue bhajan jamming full-time, with supportive parents.
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Bhajan Clubbing combines traditional devotional music with modern concert elements like electronic beats, stage lights, and live performances. Kolkata siblings Raghav and Prachi Agarwal are leading this movement in India, entertaining Gen Z by merging spirituality with a contemporary concert vibe.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Raghav and Prachi in his 'Mann Ki Baat' program for their unique, modern, and spiritual concept of popularizing devotional music among the youth through Bhajan Clubbing.
Before transitioning to full-time bhajan jamming, Raghav and Prachi worked in corporate finance jobs in Kolkata. Raghav quit his job first, and a year later, he encouraged his sister Prachi to leave her corporate career as well to pursue music full-time.
