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Charity show for a noble cause

It will be a charity show for a noble cause. All People's Development and Welfare Society is organising a special charity show titled "Music with Meaning" at St. Columba's School here this Saturday.

The show aims at raising funds for its proposed Mother Teresa Institute of Health Sciences (MTIHS) that will offer free medical facilities to the gas victims and economically backward people of Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh.

Bollywood's reigning star Shah Rukh Khan, current heartthrob John Abraham and actress Neha Dhupia besides political heavyweights are expected to attend the show.

The winners from the famous television show "Sa Re Ga Ma Pa" will give a live performance of their favourite hit songs.

Not to be left behind, students of various schools and colleges will participate in a singing competition and the winners will get a chance to perform with the "Sa Re Ga Ma Pa" stars.

The All People's Development and Welfare Society is being supported in this venture by Asian Academy of Film and Television director Sandeep Marwah and other prominent personalities.

The proposed new institute will have a research centre, referral health service network, ayurveda and other alternative systems of medicine. -Madhur Tankha

-Madhur Tankha

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