Ruhaniyat Program
| City | Date | Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi | Friday, 24th November 2023 | 6.15pm | ShriRam Bharatiya Kalakendra Lawn |
| Ahmedabad | Sunday, 26th November 2023 | 6.15pm | Shri Rangam Amphitheatre – Sreyash Foundation |
| Kolkata | Saturday, 2nd December 2023 | 6.00pm | Tollygunge Club |
| Mumbai | Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th December 2023 | 6.15pm | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya |
| Bengaluru | Friday, 26th January 2024 | 6.00pm | Jayamahal Palace Hotel |
| Hyderabad | Sunday, 28th January 2024 | 6.00pm | Taramati Baradari Amphitheatre |
| Chennai | Sunday, 4th February 2024 | 6.00pm | Madras Race Club |
| Pune | Saturday, 10th February | 6.15pm | Empress Botanical Garden |
Ruhaniyat Artists
Some of the solo/group presentations from India to be featured between the 8 cities include:
Tibetan Chants – Buddhist monks
Ancient Khasi Wisdom from Meghalaya – Elisheba
Rumi-Emre meet Khusrau-Kabir: Madan Gopal & Chaar Yaar
Lalvakh of Kashmir- Abdul Rashid Hafiz
Enchanting Glimpse of the Baul world – Parvathy Baul
Invoking the Feminine Force – Gondhali Narayanji Dhongade
A Bridge across sand dunes- Kachra Khan
Tarpa- Haunting wind instrument of Maharashtra
Resonating Hills & Coasts of Kerala- Suchithra Balasubramanian
Through eyes of Meera – Mukhtiyar Ali / Meghwals of Jaisalmer
So said the saints of Maharashtra- Avadhoot Gandhi
Dasi Jeevan na Bhajano- Hemant Chauhan
Kabir panthi songs- Prahlad Singh Tipaniya
Shabad – Ashupreet Kaur
Qawwali – Lakhwinder Wadali, Chand Nizami, Sarfaraz Chisti, Timmu Gulfam, Nizami
Some of the Overseas artists /groups include
Hunn Hurr Tu – Republic of Tuva
Nathalie Schaap – Netherlands
Mehdi Emami – Iran
