Rajendra Parekh Kalanidhi To think is to begin again; to begin again is to reclaim freedom from the gravity of habit. Thinking is not a storage of answers but a
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• Sitar: A plucked string instrument of Hindustani classical music, known for its resonant sound. • Sympathetic Strings (Tarab): Additional strings that vibrate sympathetically, enriching the resonance. • Gourd (Tumba):
• It’s widely believed to have been composed/structured in the mid-20th century by vocalists experimenting with pentatonic and hexatonic variants of Bhairav to suit lighter classical or semi-classical performance. •