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Governor releases book

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI: Peaceful co-existence in the artistic and political spheres is the theme of V.P. Dhananjayan's second book. Released at the Raj Bhavan by Governor Surjit Singh Barnala here on Tuesday, `Beyond Performing: Art & Culture, Politico-Social Aspects' has been published by B.R. Rhythms.

Edited by Dhananjayan's senior disciple Tulsi Badrinath, the book follows the success of `Dhananjayan on Indian Classical dances' that has seen three editions. The book is priced at Rs.1,195. B.R. Rhythms can be contacted at info@brrhythms.com

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