PM Modi meets music composer Ramesh Vinayagam and his family in Chennai

Tamil Nadu: Music composer Ramesh Vinayagam and his family met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Chennai on Saturday. Prime Minister Modi proudly mentioned this meeting in a social media post, saying that Ramesh Vinayagam has made a special contribution to popularizing Indian music internationally.

Prime Minister Modi, who participated in a road rally for the Puducherry Assembly elections, stayed at a private star hotel in Guindy, Chennai on Friday night. On Saturday morning, he interacted with Tamil Nadu BJP leaders and then departed for Kochi, Kerala. During this time, he had the opportunity to meet Ramesh Vinayagam and his family.

The Prime Minister wrote in his social media post that Ramesh Vinayagam shared with him the features of the ‘Kamaga Box’ music notation system. He explained that this system is being developed to give a new direction to Indian music and popularize it internationally. This notation system will simplify the process of learning and understanding music, allowing artists and music lovers to better present Indian music on the global stage.

Ramesh Vinayagam informed Prime Minister Modi that the ‘Kamaga Box’ system is an effort to integrate Indian classical and modern music. This system will enable the understanding of musical rules, rhythms, and tonal structures in a digital and interactive manner. Prime Minister Modi praised this innovation and said that such efforts are important in enhancing the global recognition of Indian culture and music.

During the meeting, Prime Minister Modi said that it was inspiring to meet people associated with art and culture even during the election campaign. He wished Ramesh Vinayagam and his family success in this endeavor. The Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of technology and innovation in taking Indian music to the global stage.

Ramesh Vinayagam and his family shared their experiences with the Prime Minister and provided him with detailed information about their work. During his conversation, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of this innovation and assured support for promoting Indian music internationally through digital media.

The meeting in Chennai was not merely a formal event, but also an opportunity to appreciate efforts that are contributing to the global recognition of Indian music. This initiative by Prime Minister Modi reflects his support and enthusiasm for Indian music and culture.