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MUSIC FOR THE DEAF

Last month, Indian classical dance witnessed a path-breaking moment in Thiruvananthapuram. As Mohiniyattam exponent Methil Devika started her performance at the Ammaveedu, a heritage hub of music and dance, an excited group of hearing- and speech-impaired fans immersed themselves in (hand gestures) of classical dance for her performance titled ‘Crossover’, under her visionary project ‘Dance Philanthropy and Social Inclusion’.

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