- main
- Indian singers partook in ICCR’s project to support fight against COVID-19
Indian singers partook in ICCR’s project to support fight against COVID-19
The Indian Council for Cultural Relations brings together composers, musicians and singers from across India, contributing recordings from their homes, in a beautiful musical creation “United we Fight”, Strategy2050.kz reports with reference to the ICCR.

Written and composed by Joe Alvares, vocals by Usha Uthup, Salim Merchant, Shefali Alvares Rashid, Benny Dayal, Sonam Kalra, Chandan Bala Kalyan, Joe Alvares, Salome and Samira, and music by Tubby, Pandit Ravi Chari, Pandit Rakesh Chaurasiya and Ustad Faisal Qureshi, this song is a rendition weaving English lyrics into the notes and beats of Indian classical music, spreading the essence of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - the world is one family. It carries with it the message of hope, joy, resilience, fighting spirit and never say die attitude of all in our collective fight against COVID-19.
“This composition is an expression of our deep appreciation and gratitude to all brave COVID warriors world over risking their lives to protect ours. It is a homage to all the artists and performers who represent the cultural legacy of our countries and who contribute to keep our cultural heritage vibrant and alive, especially in these difficult times. It is a tribute to and recognition of the countless individuals who are silently helping neighbours, strangers and people around them in these times of distress. A message to the world that together we shall surely win the fight against the Corona virus and many such challenges that humanity and the human race faces”, the message reads.
This song is dedicated to the world by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) of India. ICCR is MEA’s autonomous organization mandated to build international understanding, develop closer cultural relations between India and other countries and project India’s soft power abroad.
-
Why the upcoming Kazakh election is important to the West
-
Kazakhstan attracts more tourists thanks to "Borat", The New York Times wrote about viral video
-
World record in number of new COVID-19 cases established
-
Kazakhstan to cut international flights
-
COVID-19 situation update: Europe faces “tsunami” of nеw infеctions
-
Covid-19: tracking of pandemic spread in the world
-
AIFC: main attractor of investment in Kazakhstan
-
COVID-19: Germany fears resumption of epidemic, Poland protests against masks
-
Second wave of COVID-19: more and more cases of infection reported
-
COVID-19: situation worsens in Europe
-
What you need to know about travelling in the era of coronavirus - top 10 tips
-
President's 2020 State-of-the-nation-Address: what you need to know (Part 2)
-
President's 2020 State-of-the-nation-Address: what you need to know (Part 1)
-
Dr Caroline Clarinval: We'd like everyone, everywhere, to understand what their role is in this fight against COVID-19
-
German investor built 3rd solar power plant in Karaganda rgn

