PANAJI
"I will impress on the government to declare the Ghumot, the traditional folk musical instrument, as a State instrument which is unique to Goa and used during various festivals across religious lines. The beats of the Ghumot resonate and adds rhythm to Goan traditions be it an aarti, folk songs etc." Ajgaonkar said in a statement released on the eve of Ganesh Chaturthi a festival in which the instrument is widely used.
"Some of the key locations where the ethnic Ganesh Sarvajanik celebrations have become an attraction will be promoted widely by the Department of Tourism on all platforms," Ajgaonkar added.
Ajgaonkar in his message sought to emphasize on eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations with sculpted idols from clay and decorations plastic free.
"I will impress on the government to declare the Ghumot, the traditional folk musical instrument, as a State instrument which is unique to Goa and used during various festivals across religious lines. The beats of the Ghumot resonate and adds rhythm to Goan traditions be it an aarti, folk songs etc." Ajgaonkar said in a statement released on the eve of Ganesh Chaturthi a festival in which the instrument is widely used.
"Some of the key locations where the ethnic Ganesh Sarvajanik celebrations have become an attraction will be promoted widely by the Department of Tourism on all platforms," Ajgaonkar added.
Ajgaonkar in his message sought to emphasize on eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations with sculpted idols from clay and decorations plastic free.
