A musical revolution asking ‘Where Have All The Flowers Gone?’

Jyaneswar Laishram A vast green moor at the foothill of Kounu Chingsang topping a blanket of fluffy cottony summer clouds at Maning Sabal Lampak of Khukhrul Makha Leikai in Sekmai was where the stage of ‘Where Have All The Flowers Gone?’ stood. Such a tranquil open air venue full of green virgin grass, chosen for […]

Jyaneswar Laishram A vast green moor at the foothill of Kounu Chingsang topping a blanket of fluffy cottony summer clouds at Maning Sabal Lampak of Khukhrul Makha Leikai in Sekmai was where the stage of ‘Where Have All The Flowers Gone?’ stood. Such a tranquil open air venue full of green virgin grass, chosen for […]

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”Where have all the flowers gone 3.0” Day 3 Photo gallery

Photos by Talkmore Entertainment

Photos by Talkmore Entertainment

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‘Where All The Flowers Gone’: A convergence of music, art and message

May 05, Imphal :  Imphal Talkies and Folksy Triumph have jointly organized a three-day-long music and arts extravaganza from May 1-3 at Konsang Lampak, Phayeng at the foothill of Phayeng Umang (forest). Inspired by music and environmental activism of late American folk singer Pete Seeger, the two homegrown bands of Manipur have been organizing the

May 05, Imphal :  Imphal Talkies and Folksy Triumph have jointly organized a three-day-long music and arts extravaganza from May 1-3 at Konsang Lampak, Phayeng at the foothill of Phayeng Umang (forest). Inspired by music and environmental activism of late American folk singer Pete Seeger, the two homegrown bands of Manipur have been organizing the

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Where have all the flowers gone?

A three-day-long (1st to 3rd of May 2015)  ‘music and arts festival’ was organised in the Andhro village in Manipur, where many folk musicians came together at one platform to

A three-day-long (1st to 3rd of May 2015)  ‘music and arts festival’ was organised in the Andhro village in Manipur, where many folk musicians came together at one platform to spread awareness about the importance of protecting the environment amongst people.

‘Where have all the flowers gone?’ was the theme of the festival.

“In Manipur we hardly have a platform for a youth at the same time it’s a festival about the environment which is very much decaying so we the youth gather together and trying to do something for ourselves to get platform at the same time for the cause of environment and bringing awareness to the people,” said Akhu Chingangbam, the organiser for the festival.

People planted trees and plants to mark the event organised with the commemoration of the 96th birth anniversary of the US folk singer and activist, Pete Seeger.

Photo credit: Deepak Shijagurumayum


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