Mentorship and Community in Carnatic Music

Lighting the lamp at the inauguration of the RAGA music store in Vidyaranyapura, Bangalore. Supporting my students as they build their own careers in music is incredibly fulfilling.

Presenting a gift at the opening of the music store. It's a joy to see the next generation take their passion for music and turn it into something that serves the wider community.

With fellow music teachers at an event hosted by KCMC. It was the first time we gathered as an organization to discuss important issues concerning music and dance examinations.

A group photo of all the dedicated music teachers who attended the KCMC meeting. By working together, we can positively address the challenges and opportunities in music education.

A beautiful tradition of honoring the guru. Here I am at my student Esha's arangetram, a proud moment for any teacher.

A portrait from the arangetram event where I was invited as the chief guest. It is a privilege to witness and be a part of such an important day in a young artist's life.

I was part of the 'Suvarna Sambrama Karnataka', a think tank program in Mysore. Contributing to the cultural and academic discourse of our state is an important part of my work.

An academic council meeting for the learning centre. We had a productive discussion and also welcomed prominent visitors from across India to the museum.

Posing with esteemed colleagues at the music teachers meet. These collaborations are vital for the growth and standardization of Carnatic music education.