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‘Bhado Pahuchal Ahe…’ Resonates Amidst Snowfall in America: Dr. Ramdayal, Who Went to America in 1963, Taught Karam, Nachni-Paika Rhythms to Foreign Students.
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City Reporter | Ranchi The bitter cold of the 1970s, and white snow falling on the streets of Minneapolis (USA). Amidst this bone-chilling weather, the reverberations of the dholak, the mandar, and the tinkling of cymbals emanated from a house. Inside, foreign students were singing with great enthusiasm, "Bhado Pahuchal Ahe..." This was the home of Jharkhand's cultural pioneer, Padmashree Dr. Ramdayal Munda. His son, Gunjal Ikir Munda, shares hi…
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