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CSR : Tata Steel’s first-ever Tribal Musical Conclave ‘Sarjom Baa’ mesmerises Noamundi

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NOAMUNDI: Tata Steel’s Ore Mines and Quarries (OMQ) Division organised the first-ever Tribal Musical Conclave Sarjom Baa (flowers of Sal tree) by Ho Tribal Community at Sports Complex, Noamundi, on March 28, 2018.

This unique and first ever initiative was organised to celebrate the cultural legacy of the tribal population, primarily of Kolhan region, thereby promoting tribal culture and music.

A total of 465 tribal musicians and performing artists came together to play a unified tribal music choreographed by Jitrei Hansda, a renowned theatre artist from Jharkhand. A mix of tribal instruments were used to create the music that enthralled the audience. The event was received with much enthusiasm by Adivasi Ho Samaj Mahasabha, Chaibasa and Adivasi Association, Noamundi. An exhibition of diverse tribal instruments like mandar, tirio, sakhwa, banam, ho buang, santhali dhak, khadra and nagara was also set-up at the venue to showcase the history connected with these instruments.

Speaking about the event, Pankaj Satija, General Manager (OMQ), Tata Steel said India CSR at a brief media interaction in Noamundi, ” The event is based on the underlying principles of sustainability to respect and promote cultures and customs of employees and communities. Sarjom Baa is yet another initiative at Noamundi which will contribute to building a sustainable and inclusive society, present and future. I am glad to see a huge participation from the tribal community, supported by various tribal associations.”

Noamundi is well-known for its scenic beauty and rich tribal heritage. Noamundi Iron Mine has taken several initiatives like Jom Suim (adivasi new year celebration), Green Therapy (knowledge sharing platform on local healing practices), Prajatiya Khadyotsav (agro food diversity festival), Dostur-Ek Parampara and Jaiba Kala Vividhtha (art and biodiversity festival) in the past to promote and preserve the tribal culture. This is yet another initiative in similar direction.

About 5000 people in and around Noamundi jived to the tune of tribal music. Tata Steel has been creating unique platforms for the tribal community to celebrate, preserve and promote their culture. Tata Steel`s tribal conclave ‘Samvaad’ has been garnering a noteworthy acceptance among the tribal communities from different regions of India, for the last four years, at Jamshedpur. This is the first time that a music festival ‘Sarjom Baa’ has been organised in the tribal region with the tribal community under the aegis of ‘Samvaad’ at Noamundi.

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