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Shirish Balekundri
Singapore
www.vjms.net
www.satguruhomeopathy.com
The Indian culture in Singapore is vibrant and live. You will find many cultural activities, from multi-lingual Indian Society in Singapore. The temples are places of worship also a place to celebrate Indian festivities with spiritual and religious fait.
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| Event | 'Sant Mela', a musical based on Marathi Abhangs |
| Organized By | SYAMA |
| Date | 3rd July 2009 (Friday) |
| Time | 08:00:00 PM |
| Venue | Drama Centre Black Box, National Library Building |
| Details | Marathi Abhangs have been evergreen favorites; but SYAMA brings them to you in a different package. What is Aashaadh Ekadesi? How do the marathis celebrate this? Get to know this through a musical, set to the backdrop of the story of 2 warkaris setting off on padayathra to Pandharur temple for the Aashaadh Ekadesi day. MMS members will get tickets at special discounted price of $10/- For more details visit www.syama.org |

Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Singapore's premier cultural organization promoting the Indian fine arts, is celebrating their sixtieth anniversary this year.
The celebration consists of a variety of concerts and other events throughout the year held in co-operation with other cultural and Indian organizations.
SIFAS will be presenting a lavish dance-drama "Rama Katha: The Ramayana of Tulsidas," on June 26th, Friday at 8:00 p.m. at the Jubilee Hall in Raffles Hotel.There are some 8 senior dancers from Mumbai's Kanaka Sabha, some 15 dancers from Singapore, and 4-5 Chinese and Malay dancers in this production which will depict the entire Ramayana from the childhood of Rama and Lakshmana until the coronation. The lyrics are in a Hindi dialect. And while the Ramayana needs no interpretation in any language to Indians, the production is subtitled in English so all Singaporeans/expats/tourists can follow the story line. The choreography is by Dr Siri Rama (of Singapore/Mumbai), and there are some 8-10 SIFAS students of Guru Minal Amit Dhamelia also dancing in the production. The orchestra features gurus, alumni of SIFAS and others - the music is a nice blend of Hindustani, Carnatic, and folk genres.
Please book your tickets early - like right now! Tickets are very reasonably priced at $15, $20 and $50.
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| May 18, 2009 |
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| Maharashtra Mandal Singapore is happy to present a lecture by Dr. Rohit Sane on Sampurna Hridaya Shuddhikaran – The Ayurvedic Way. Date : 24th May, Sunday at 5pm Venue : MMS Library, GIIS, Queenstown, 1 Mei Chin Road Registrations : To register please email events@mmsingapore.org or contact Prasanna Pethe (7pm to 10pm ) -9101-2364 Charges (including refreshment): $2/- for members, $5/- for non-members. Kids free. Heart patients with various amount of blockages who refuse bypass surgery and angioplasty, seek treatment with Dr. Sane at Madhavbaug. CNBC coverage About Dr. Rohit Madhav Sane He has completed his MBBS from Aurangabad university in 1999 . He has completed his MD in alternative medicine from USA in 2000, Diploma in Cardiac Rehabilitation from Apollo Hospital. Research and development has always been a topic of interest for him due to which he manufacture and dispense his own medicine from his clinics. After a long research he came out with a combination of therapies described in the Ayurvedic text separately to evolve out the procedure called Sampurna Hridaya Shuddhikaran dealing with heart diseases. The procedure has also been cited by a journal from USA called "light on ayurveda" in 2003-04 and by "ayurved in Italy " in 2004. Awarded by "AYURVED RATNA" -2004 "AYURVED CHIKITSAK" -2004 "AYURVED PRIDE OF INDIA" -2007
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