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We need encouragement, recognition more than money, says Kalyana Karnataka-based folk artist

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The Hindu Bureau
We need encouragement, recognition more than money, says Kalyana Karnataka-based folk artist
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Veteran folk artist Hanifa M. Shaikh emphasizes that recognition and encouragement are more vital than financial aid for preserving traditional arts in the Kalyana Karnataka region. During a government-organized event, she shared her journey as a tatvapada singer and encouraged fellow artists to utilize state welfare schemes.

Veteran folk artist and Rajyotsava award winner Hanifa M. Shaikh said that artists, particularly those from Kalyana Karnataka, need encouragement and recognition more than financial assistance to sustain and preserve traditional art forms.

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