Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Aug 11: ‘Natrang’ in its endeavour to explore new horizons of creativity and innovations has taken a new initiative of transforming personalities by using latest developed methodologies of theatre and other allied arts.
Padamshree Balwant Thakur, the brain behind this new initiative of Natrang has come up with a new device of using theatre in transforming personalities.
Theatre is one of the most effective mediums of education, learning and instruction.
“Every individual possesses some strikingly exceptional talent but we fail in identifying and bringing it out,” Balwant Thakur informed adding: “We have a very poor understanding about this magical art called theatre. Very few know that if an art like theatre is introduced in education and possibilities are explored further, it can bring revolution in transforming personalities and shaping minds.”
He further said that there are certain inherent problems in our education which fail to provide the required confidence and to cover this gap Natrang as a mission has come up with new training programmes aimed at infusing confidence and inculcate the art of delivery.
“Series of such initiatives have been planned and this opportunity is not being limited to students but is also being extended to professionals, corporate officials, business people and housewives. Through these programmes, Natrang is all set to strengthen the human resource of the city of Jammu,” Thakur continued.
He said that all interested persons should contact Natrang office to take best benefit of such out of the world initiatives which Natrang is providing free of charge as a larger responsibility of Natrang aimed at raising the intellectual standards of the city.
Those who participated in today’s session included Mohd. Yaseen, Aadesh Dhar, Chirag Anand, Abhimanyu Choudhary, Sumit Singh Bandaral, Gopi Sharma, Sonali Sharma, Mehak Singh, Palshin Dutta, Vedhant Suri, Harsh Dogra, Nikhil Sharma, Chaitanya Shekhar and Mehak Chib.
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