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EDISON, NJ (TIP): Ekal Vidyalaya has always brought the best in Bollywood entertainment for its annual fund-raising Concerts, so much so, that for the last two years these concerts of Edison area have been completely sold-out, weeks in advance.
Once again, this year, on Sunday, June 7 ‘Ekal’ is hosting an enchanting Musical event, billed as ‘Ek Shaam Ekal Ke Naam’ -an unforgettable journey of Bollywood melodies, that would take us back to our youthful days. This concert is taking place at the majestically elegant state-of-the-art ‘Nicholas Music Center’ of “Rutgers University” (85 George Street), in New Brunswick, N.J. at 3 PM.
The headlining artistes from the land of ‘Bollywood’ are celebrity Melody Makers, ‘Rana Chatterjee & Sangeeta Melekar’ with their talented group of instrumentalists. Their concerts have been sold-out wherever they have performed so far.
June 7 concert contributions are only$30 (Gold Section – almost sold-out) & $25 (Silver-section) per person. “Ekal Vidyalaya Foundation – USA” is a nationwide non-profit, tax-exempt organization devoted to uplifting tribal-rural masses of India, with emphasis on functional education, healthcare training, and social empowerment.
According to Satish Karnik, the President of Central N.J. Chapter, “it takes only $365 to sponsor one Ekal School of 35-40 children, for one complete year. We want people to kindly sponsor as many ‘Ekal schools as they possibly can”. All donations are acknowledged at the concert. According to Nanda Mounasami, the key coordinator of this event, the on-line tickets are available @ www.ekal.org/event/ekaledisonOR www.sulekha.com/ekalnj . Pl buy your concert tickets now and be a part of the Largest grass-root Literacy Movement undertaken by NRIs and Indians.
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