kunwar singh: laser shows at patna’s veer kunwar singh park soon | patna news - times of india
by：EME LIGHTING
2020-03-21
PATNA: The city may soon receive a third laser performance venue, which the national Department of Arts, Culture and Youth Affairs plans to introduce at Shahid Veer Kunwar Singh Park near R Block
So far, laser shows have been held in the city\'s Golghar and Buddha Smriti Park.
Babu Veer Kunwar Singh Quila of Jagdishpur, Bhojpur district will also start light and sound performances.
The moves are to mark 160 anniversary of India\'s First War of Independence, Sepoy Mutiny, led by Veer Kunwar Singh.
The state government will also organize
The day status function, which starts on April 23-25, commemorates this moment.
According to historical documents, the sepoys of the three regiments stationed in the main camp of Danapur resisted and joined Veer Kunwar Singh (now Buxar)
Killed more than 200 British soldiers in Ara.
At that time, Veer Kunwar Singh was widely regarded as a leader against British rule in the region.
The story in Patna and Ara\'s laser, lighting and sound performances will be based on Veer Kunwar Singh\'s life and events related to Sepoy\'s mutiny.
The narrative of the story will be in Hindi and English.
The Ministry of Arts, Culture and Youth Affairs initiated the process of holding exhibitions in private companies.
The department has set a target for the installation of equipment in these two locations in April 15.
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So far, laser shows have been held in the city\'s Golghar and Buddha Smriti Park.
Babu Veer Kunwar Singh Quila of Jagdishpur, Bhojpur district will also start light and sound performances.
The moves are to mark 160 anniversary of India\'s First War of Independence, Sepoy Mutiny, led by Veer Kunwar Singh.
The state government will also organize
The day status function, which starts on April 23-25, commemorates this moment.
According to historical documents, the sepoys of the three regiments stationed in the main camp of Danapur resisted and joined Veer Kunwar Singh (now Buxar)
Killed more than 200 British soldiers in Ara.
At that time, Veer Kunwar Singh was widely regarded as a leader against British rule in the region.
The story in Patna and Ara\'s laser, lighting and sound performances will be based on Veer Kunwar Singh\'s life and events related to Sepoy\'s mutiny.
The narrative of the story will be in Hindi and English.
The Ministry of Arts, Culture and Youth Affairs initiated the process of holding exhibitions in private companies.
The department has set a target for the installation of equipment in these two locations in April 15.
Download the India Times news app in the latest city.
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