Sambalpur: Bhavya Bharat Gives New Identity to Sambalpuri Dance; Kendriya Vidyalaya Student Receives National Child Artist Scholarship
Sambalpur Student Honored for Sambalpuri Dance Talent
Sambalpur: Bhavya Bharat, a student of Kendriya Vidyalaya-1 in Sambalpur, has been selected for the prestigious National Child Artist Scholarship. The Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT), under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, nominated her for this recognition in the field of Sambalpuri folk dance.
Seven Years of Formal Training Ahead
As part of the scholarship, Bhavya will now receive formal training in various forms of Sambalpuri folk dance for the next seven years. She will continue to learn under the guidance of her guru, Ranjan Kumar Sahu, whose mentorship played a key role in her selection.
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A Rising Talent from Class 7
Currently studying in Class 7 at PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya-1, Bhavya impressed the jury with her dedication and skill. Her performance and consistent practice earned her the scholarship after careful evaluation.
Widespread Appreciation and Support
Following the announcement, Bhavya received warm wishes and congratulations from her teachers, school community, and various well-wishers. Her success has brought pride to her family and school.
Daughter of a Renowned Artist
Notably, Bhavya is the daughter of Supriti Mishra, a well-known artist, newsreader at Akashvani (All India Radio), and a respected Sambalpuri dance performer. This artistic lineage has inspired and shaped Bhavya’s journey in dance.
In summary, Bhavya’s achievement not only highlights her personal talent but also brings new recognition to Sambalpuri folk dance on the national stage.
