Kolkata, West Bengal, India | 13 September 2026
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 was organized by the Bharati Kala Research & Training Council (BKRTC) on Sunday, 13 September 2026, at the Satyajit Ray Auditorium, Rabindranath Tagore Centre, Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), Kolkata.
The cultural program brought together emerging artists, performers, students, families, cultural enthusiasts and members of the wider artistic community for a celebration of Indian art, music, dance, poetry, drama, instrumental music, magic and performing arts.
Organized with the objective of encouraging artistic participation and providing a platform for talent, the BKRTC Talent Program 2026 presented a diverse programme featuring individual performers, group artists, instrumentalists, theatre performers and cultural presentations.
From opening dance and songs to sitar, poetry, Rabindra Sangeet, magic and drama, the event reflected the diversity of performance-based artistic expression.
BKRTC Talent Program 2026 – Event Overview
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 was designed as a cultural and talent-development initiative through which performers could present their skills on a formal stage before an audience.
Official Event Details
Event Name: BKRTC Talent Program 2026
Organizer: Bharati Kala Research & Training Council (BKRTC)
Date: Sunday, 13 September 2026
Event Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Venue: Satyajit Ray Auditorium, Rabindranath Tagore Centre, ICCR, Kolkata
City: Kolkata
State: West Bengal
Country: India
Program Type: Cultural and Talent Program
Major Disciplines: Music, Dance, Poetry, Recitation, Drama, Sitar, Instrumental Performance, Rabindra Sangeet, Magic and Performing Arts
PHOTO 1 – BKRTC Talent Program 2026
BKRTC Talent Program 2026 at Satyajit Ray Auditorium, ICCR, Kolkata, celebrating emerging artists and Indian art and culture.
A Celebration of Indian Art and Cultural Expression
India’s artistic heritage is represented through a vast range of traditions, including classical and folk music, dance, theatre, poetry, literature, visual arts, traditional crafts and regional cultural practices.
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 brought several forms of artistic expression together on one stage.
The program was structured to give performers an opportunity to present their talent while allowing audiences to experience a variety of cultural performances within a single event.
The participation of artists from different age groups and artistic backgrounds also reflected the inclusive nature of cultural participation.
The event demonstrated how music, dance, theatre, poetry and instrumental performance can come together to create a shared cultural experience.
Opening Dance Performance
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 began with an Opening Dance Performance featuring:
Ahana Dutta, Simi Adhikary, Chitraparna Chowdhury, Deposhree Mukherjee and Chandrani Ghosh
The opening performance was choreographed by Rupsha Karmakar Acharya.
Performance Details
Performance: Opening Dance
Time: 10:00 AM – 10:05 AM
Duration: 5 minutes
The opening presentation established the cultural atmosphere of the event and marked the beginning of a programme featuring music, dance, poetry, theatre and other performing arts.
PHOTO 2 – Opening Dance
Opening dance performance by Ahana Dutta, Simi Adhikary, Chitraparna Chowdhury, Deposhree Mukherjee and Chandrani Ghosh, choreographed by Rupsha Karmakar Acharya, at BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Music and Dance Performances
Music and dance formed a major part of the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
The programme included several individual performances by emerging artists, giving each participant an opportunity to showcase their particular artistic discipline.
Nausin Maria – Song
Time: 10:05 AM – 10:08 AM
Nausin Maria presented a song performance as part of the opening sequence of the programme.
Sangita Mondal – Dance
Time: 10:08 AM – 10:12 AM
Sangita Mondal presented a dance performance, contributing to the event’s celebration of movement, rhythm and stage expression.
Gayotri Choudhury – Dance
Time: 10:12 AM – 10:17 AM
Gayotri Choudhury presented a dance performance as part of the early programme.
Trisha Shil – Sitar / Instrumental Performance
Time: 10:17 AM – 10:27 AM
Trisha Shil presented a sitar and instrumental performance, adding an instrumental dimension to the cultural programme.
PHOTO 3 – Music & Dance
Music and dance performances by participants during the BKRTC Talent Program 2026 in Kolkata.
Poetry and Theatre at BKRTC Talent Program 2026
The programme was not limited to music and dance.
Poetry, recitation and drama were also included to represent literary and theatrical forms of cultural expression.
Piyali Ghosh – Poetry
Time: 10:27 AM – 10:32 AM
Piyali Ghosh presented a poetry performance during the programme.
Poetry and recitation provide performers with a different form of stage expression, combining language, voice, emotion and presentation.
Shiv Prasad Halder & Rajat Singh – Drama
Time: 10:32 AM – 10:47 AM
Duration: 15 minutes
Shiv Prasad Halder and Rajat Singh presented a drama performance.
The theatrical presentation brought acting, storytelling and stage performance into the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
PHOTO 4 – Poetry / Drama
Poetry and theatrical performances presented during the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Musical Performances Continue
The programme continued with a series of musical performances representing different styles of stage presentation.
Anupam Bandyopadhyay – Song
Time: 10:47 AM – 10:50 AM
Anupam Bandyopadhyay presented a song performance.
Samatirtha Paul – Music
Time: 10:50 AM – 10:55 AM
Samatirtha Paul presented a musical performance.
Eshan Das – Song
Time: 10:55 AM – 10:59 AM
Eshan Das presented a song performance as part of the programme.
More Dance Performances
Shreya Pal – Dance
Time: 10:59 AM – 11:01 AM
Shreya Pal presented a dance performance.
Srijita Maitra – Dance
Time: 11:01 AM – 11:04 AM
Srijita Maitra presented a dance performance.
Together, these performances contributed to the continuous sequence of music and dance presentations throughout the first part of the programme.
PHOTO 5 – Performers on Stage
Performers presenting music and dance at the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Barsha Mangal – Group Song Performance
One of the extended musical presentations of the event was the Group Song – Barsha Mangal, presented by Artist Debasmita Ghosal & Group.
The group included:
- Trisha Ghosh Aditya
- Tithi Aditya
- Suvra Moitra
- Ashishikta Guha
- Priyanka Das
- Mala Hazra
- Krishna Paul
- Goutam Sarkar – Tabla
Performance Details
Performance: Group Song – Barsha Mangal
Time: 11:04 AM – 11:24 AM
Duration: 20 minutes
The group presentation added a larger ensemble dimension to the event and highlighted the collaborative nature of musical performance.
PHOTO 6 – Barsha Mangal
Artist Debasmita Ghosal & Group performing Barsha Mangal during the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Rabindra Sangeet and Recitation
The cultural programme also included Bengali literary and musical traditions.
Aparna Das – Rabindra Sangeet
Time: 11:24 AM – 11:27 AM
Aparna Das presented a Rabindra Sangeet performance.
Rabindra Sangeet forms an important part of Bengal’s musical and literary heritage, and its inclusion added a distinct Bengali cultural dimension to the programme.
Madhurima Ghosh – Recitation / Poetry
Time: 11:27 AM – 11:37 AM
Madhurima Ghosh presented a recitation and poetry performance.
The combination of Rabindra Sangeet and poetry reflected the connection between music, literature and cultural expression.
PHOTO 7 – Rabindra Sangeet / Recitation
Rabindra Sangeet and poetry recitation performances during BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Magic Performance
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 also featured a magic presentation.
Magic Spell Mask – Rajat Chakraborty
Time: 11:37 AM – 11:49 AM
Duration: 12 minutes
Magic Spell Mask – Rajat Chakraborty presented a magic performance, introducing an entertainment-focused stage presentation within the wider cultural programme.
The inclusion of magic demonstrated the broad range of stage-based talent featured during the event.
PHOTO 8 – Magic Performance
Magic Spell Mask – Rajat Chakraborty presenting a magic performance at the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Instrumental Music and Sitar
Instrumental music formed another important part of the event.
Pt. Pulak Bhattacharya
Time: 11:49 AM – 11:59 AM
Duration: 10 minutes
Pt. Pulak Bhattacharya presented an instrumental / song performance.
Pt. Anjan Chattopadhyay – Sitar
Time: 11:59 AM – 12:09 PM
Duration: 10 minutes
Pt. Anjan Chattopadhyay presented a sitar performance.
The inclusion of sitar and instrumental music brought classical and instrumental traditions into the broader programme of performances.
PHOTO 9 – Sitar / Instrumental Performance
Instrumental and sitar performances presented during the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Drama Team Performance – Samar Mridha & Team
The final major performance segment of the programme featured Artist Samar Mridha & Drama Team.
The drama team included:
- Jeet Naiya
- Anwesha Giri
- Sanjukta Mondal
- Sayantika Mondal
- Krishanu Mondal
- Trisha Mondal
- Arghya Mondal
- Bratati Mondal
- Sayantika Maity
- Biswarup Mondal
- Subhankar Ojha
- Trisha Payra
- Trishan Maity
- Srijan Singh
- Nayan Sadhak
- Biplab Naskar
- Gourab Das
- Trideep Saha
- Partha Ghosh
- Partha Paik
- Somnath Naskar
- Ranjita Roy
- Anirban Das
- Soumayajit Das
Performance Details
Performance: Drama
Time: 12:10 PM – 1:00 PM
Scheduled Stage Slot: 50 minutes
The large ensemble drama presentation brought together a substantial group of performers for a collective theatrical performance.
The performance represented the collaborative aspect of theatre, where acting, stage coordination, storytelling and ensemble participation come together.
PHOTO 10 – Drama Team
Artist Samar Mridha and Drama Team presenting a large ensemble drama performance at the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
BKRTC Talent Program 2026 Award Ceremony
Following the performance segment, the programme moved into the Award and Recognition Ceremony.
The award ceremony was scheduled from:
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
The ceremony included:
- Certificate Distribution
- Trophy / Medal Distribution
- Special Felicitation
- Selected Distinguished Artist / Guest Uttorio Ceremony
- Official Stage Photography
Recognition and felicitation formed an important part of the programme because the event was intended not only as a performance platform but also as an opportunity to acknowledge participating artists.
PHOTO 11 – Certificate Distribution
Certificate distribution during the BKRTC Talent Program 2026 award ceremony.
PHOTO 12 – Trophy and Medal Distribution
Trophy and medal distribution recognizing participants of the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Special Felicitation
The programme also included a special felicitation segment for selected distinguished artists and guests.
The felicitation ceremony provided an opportunity to formally acknowledge invited personalities and contributors associated with the programme.
The selected guests and artists were honoured as part of the event’s recognition and cultural appreciation segment.
PHOTO 13 – Special Felicitation
Special felicitation ceremony during the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Chief Guest and Closing Session
The final section of the programme included the guest and closing session.
The scheduled closing programme included the following:
Chief Guest’s Address
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
The Chief Guest’s address formed part of the concluding programme and provided an opportunity to reflect on the importance of artistic participation, cultural activities and encouragement of emerging talent.
BKRTC Representative’s Address
1:40 PM – 1:45 PM
A representative of BKRTC addressed the audience during the closing session.
Special Felicitation / Remaining Awards
1:45 PM – 1:50 PM
The programme continued with remaining awards and special felicitation.
Vote of Thanks
1:50 PM – 1:55 PM
A formal vote of thanks was presented to acknowledge performers, guests, participants, supporters and everyone involved in the organization of the programme.
Closing Announcement & Group Photograph
1:55 PM – 2:00 PM
The programme concluded with the closing announcement followed by a group photograph.
PHOTO 14 – Group Photograph
Participants, artists, guests and members of the BKRTC team during the closing moments of the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
A Platform for Emerging Artists
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 was created around a simple cultural objective: to provide artists and performers with an opportunity to present their talent on a dedicated stage.
For emerging performers, participation in a structured cultural programme can provide valuable experience in:
- Stage performance
- Public presentation
- Artistic expression
- Performance discipline
- Audience interaction
- Teamwork
- Confidence building
- Cultural participation
The programme brought together individual artists and groups, creating opportunities for both solo and ensemble performances.
Encouraging Different Forms of Talent
Talent does not exist in only one form.
A cultural stage can include a singer, dancer, poet, instrumentalist, actor, theatre group, magician or another performer whose artistic ability can be presented before an audience.
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 reflected this broad understanding of performance.
The programme included:
Music – songs and musical performances
Dance – individual and group dance presentations
Instrumental Music – sitar and instrumental performances
Poetry – poetry and recitation
Rabindra Sangeet – Bengali musical heritage
Drama – theatrical and ensemble performances
Magic – stage entertainment and illusion
This diversity made the programme a multi-disciplinary cultural event.
Intergenerational Participation in the Arts
One of the notable aspects of a talent programme is the opportunity for people from different age groups and backgrounds to participate.
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 featured performers representing different stages of artistic development.
Young and emerging performers shared a programme with experienced artists and performers, creating an environment where different generations could participate in the same cultural platform.
Such participation can help younger performers gain confidence while allowing audiences to experience a wider range of artistic expression.
Indian Art, Culture and the Importance of Cultural Platforms
India’s cultural traditions have evolved over centuries through communities, families, teachers, artists and cultural institutions.
However, cultural traditions remain meaningful when they continue to be practiced, learned, performed and shared by new generations.
Cultural programmes therefore provide an important space for:
- Learning
- Performance
- Cultural exchange
- Artistic development
- Community participation
- Recognition of talent
- Preservation of artistic traditions
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 was organized within this broader cultural context.
About Bharati Kala Research & Training Council (BKRTC)
Bharati Kala Research & Training Council (BKRTC) is a non-profit organization working in the fields of Indian art, culture, traditional arts, crafts, cultural education and talent development.
According to BKRTC’s official website, the organization is incorporated under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, with the Corporate Identity Number U88900WB2025NPL280936. The website also publishes its NITI Aayog Darpan ID and other organizational registration details.
BKRTC’s stated activities include cultural education, training, examinations, workshops, competitions, exhibitions, scholarships, talent-development initiatives and cultural programmes.
The organization’s official courses information includes areas such as Fine Arts & Visual Arts, Digital Art & Creative Technology, Performing Arts, Wellness & Cultural Knowledge, Professional & Career Courses and age-based programmes.
BKRTC’s application portal also provides online access to programmes and applications, including cultural and talent-related activities.
BKRTC Official Registration and Organizational Details
The following organizational information is published by BKRTC on its official website:
Corporate Identity Number (CIN):
U88900WB2025NPL280936
Section 8 Licence Number:
170613
80G Number:
AANCB7316GF20251
12A Number:
AANCB7316GE2025101
CSR Registration Number:
CSR00095260
PAN:
AANCB7316G
TAN:
CALB28288B
NITI Aayog Darpan ID:
WB/2025/0717231
ESIC:
Registered
ISO Certification:
ISO 9001:2015
These details are also displayed on BKRTC’s official website.
BKRTC’s Mission in Art and Cultural Development
BKRTC describes its work around the preservation, promotion and development of Indian art and culture.
The organization’s activities seek to create opportunities for students, artists and learners through structured educational and cultural initiatives.
This includes supporting participation in areas such as:
- Fine arts
- Painting
- Drawing
- Music
- Dance
- Drama
- Theatre
- Digital art
- Crafts
- Yoga and cultural knowledge
- Performing arts
- Workshops
- Competitions
- Exhibitions
- Talent programmes
The objective is to connect learning and cultural participation with opportunities for artistic expression.
Why Talent Programmes Matter for Emerging Artists
An artist’s development does not end with learning a skill.
Performers also need opportunities to practice, perform, receive recognition and interact with audiences.
A structured talent programme can provide an important bridge between learning and public performance.
For emerging artists, stage participation may help develop:
Confidence
Performing before an audience can help participants become more comfortable with public presentation.
Discipline
Scheduled performances require preparation, punctuality and coordination.
Artistic Expression
A live stage provides an opportunity for artists to present their individual style.
Teamwork
Group music, dance and drama performances require coordination between multiple participants.
Cultural Participation
Cultural programmes connect individuals with wider artistic traditions and communities.
BKRTC Talent Program 2026 – Programme Highlights
The event included a wide range of cultural presentations.
Opening Dance
A group opening dance by Ahana Dutta, Simi Adhikary, Chitraparna Chowdhury, Deposhree Mukherjee and Chandrani Ghosh, choreographed by Rupsha Karmakar Acharya.
Songs
Performances by Nausin Maria, Anupam Bandyopadhyay and Eshan Das.
Dance
Performances by Sangita Mondal, Gayotri Choudhury, Shreya Pal and Srijita Maitra.
Instrumental Music
Sitar and instrumental presentations by Trisha Shil, Pt. Pulak Bhattacharya and Pt. Anjan Chattopadhyay.
Poetry and Recitation
Performances by Piyali Ghosh and Madhurima Ghosh.
Rabindra Sangeet
A performance by Aparna Das.
Magic
Magic presentation by Magic Spell Mask – Rajat Chakraborty.
Drama
Drama presentations by Shiv Prasad Halder & Rajat Singh and Artist Samar Mridha & Drama Team.
Group Music
Artist Debasmita Ghosal & Group presented Barsha Mangal.
Awards and Felicitation
Certificates, trophies, medals and special recognition were included in the concluding session.
BKRTC Talent Program 2026 – Full Programme Schedule
| Time | Performer / Artist | Performance |
|---|---|---|
| 10:00 – 10:05 AM | Ahana Dutta, Simi Adhikary, Chitraparna Chowdhury, Deposhree Mukherjee, Chandrani Ghosh | Opening Dance |
| 10:05 – 10:08 AM | Nausin Maria | Song |
| 10:08 – 10:12 AM | Sangita Mondal | Dance |
| 10:12 – 10:17 AM | Gayotri Choudhury | Dance |
| 10:17 – 10:27 AM | Trisha Shil | Sitar / Instrumental |
| 10:27 – 10:32 AM | Piyali Ghosh | Poetry |
| 10:32 – 10:47 AM | Shiv Prasad Halder & Rajat Singh | Drama |
| 10:47 – 10:50 AM | Anupam Bandyopadhyay | Song |
| 10:50 – 10:55 AM | Samatirtha Paul | Music |
| 10:55 – 10:59 AM | Eshan Das | Song |
| 10:59 – 11:01 AM | Shreya Pal | Dance |
| 11:01 – 11:04 AM | Srijita Maitra | Dance |
| 11:04 – 11:24 AM | Debasmita Ghosal & Group | Group Song – Barsha Mangal |
| 11:24 – 11:27 AM | Aparna Das | Rabindra Sangeet |
| 11:27 – 11:37 AM | Madhurima Ghosh | Recitation / Poetry |
| 11:37 – 11:49 AM | Magic Spell Mask – Rajat Chakraborty | Magic |
| 11:49 – 11:59 AM | Pt. Pulak Bhattacharya | Instrumental / Song |
| 11:59 AM – 12:09 PM | Pt. Anjan Chattopadhyay | Sitar |
| 12:10 – 1:00 PM | Artist Samar Mridha & Drama Team | Drama |
Event Photography
Photography formed an important part of the documentation of the BKRTC Talent Program 2026.
Photographs from the event capture:
- Stage performances
- Individual artists
- Group performances
- Musical presentations
- Dance performances
- Drama
- Poetry and recitation
- Guests and invited personalities
- Certificate distribution
- Trophy and medal distribution
- Special felicitation
- Audience moments
- BKRTC representatives
- Final group photographs
PHOTO 15 – Event Highlights
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Selected event highlights from the BKRTC Talent Program 2026 at Satyajit Ray Auditorium, ICCR, Kolkata.
Performer Reporting and Event Participation
Performers participating in the programme were instructed to report at the venue by 9:30 AM.
Participants were requested to:
- Remain ready backstage or in the designated waiting area before their performance.
- Confirm and submit their music tracks in advance where applicable.
- Bring their own costumes, props and required performance materials.
- Follow instructions from the Stage Coordinator.
- Maintain discipline and punctuality throughout the programme.
- Move promptly to the designated stage area when their names were announced for certificate or trophy distribution.
These arrangements were intended to support smooth stage management and help maintain the scheduled flow of the programme.
A Message to the Artists
“প্রতিভার মঞ্চে আপনার উপস্থিতিই আমাদের অনুপ্রেরণা।”
Every artist brings a unique story, skill and form of expression to the stage.
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 was created to celebrate that diversity and to recognize the effort behind every performance.
Whether through music, dance, poetry, theatre, instrumental performance or another form of artistic expression, every participant contributed to the cultural atmosphere of the programme.
Looking Beyond One Event
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 was one cultural initiative within BKRTC’s broader work in art, education and cultural development.
BKRTC continues to develop programmes and opportunities connected with art and culture, including educational initiatives, competitions, workshops, exhibitions, talent activities and other cultural programmes.
The organization’s official online portal provides information about current and upcoming programmes and applications.
The broader goal is to encourage continued participation in the arts and provide structured opportunities for learners and artists to develop their abilities.
Looking Ahead: Future BKRTC Cultural Programmes
Artists, students, performers and cultural enthusiasts interested in future BKRTC programmes can follow the organization’s official website and application portal for announcements.
Upcoming opportunities may include activities connected with:
- Art competitions
- Cultural programmes
- Performing arts
- Music
- Dance
- Fine arts
- Workshops
- Exhibitions
- Scholarships
- Training programmes
- Talent development
- Academic and cultural activities
For current applications and programme information, visitors can use BKRTC’s official online portal.
Frequently Asked Questions About BKRTC Talent Program 2026
What is BKRTC Talent Program 2026?
BKRTC Talent Program 2026 is a cultural and talent-development programme organized by the Bharati Kala Research & Training Council (BKRTC) featuring music, dance, poetry, drama, instrumental music, Rabindra Sangeet, magic and other performing arts.
When was BKRTC Talent Program 2026 held?
The programme was held on Sunday, 13 September 2026.
What was the timing of BKRTC Talent Program 2026?
The official event timing was 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Where was BKRTC Talent Program 2026 held?
The programme was held at Satyajit Ray Auditorium, Rabindranath Tagore Centre, ICCR, Kolkata.
ICCR’s official website documents cultural programmes at the Satyajit Ray Auditorium of its Rabindranath Tagore Centre in Kolkata.
Who organized BKRTC Talent Program 2026?
The event was organized by the Bharati Kala Research & Training Council (BKRTC).
What types of performances were presented?
The programme included dance, songs, music, sitar, poetry, recitation, Rabindra Sangeet, drama, magic and group performances.
Who performed at BKRTC Talent Program 2026?
The programme featured individual performers and groups including Ahana Dutta, Simi Adhikary, Chitraparna Chowdhury, Deposhree Mukherjee, Chandrani Ghosh, Nausin Maria, Sangita Mondal, Gayotri Choudhury, Trisha Shil, Piyali Ghosh, Shiv Prasad Halder, Rajat Singh, Anupam Bandyopadhyay, Samatirtha Paul, Eshan Das, Shreya Pal, Srijita Maitra, Debasmita Ghosal & Group, Aparna Das, Madhurima Ghosh, Rajat Chakraborty, Pt. Pulak Bhattacharya, Pt. Anjan Chattopadhyay and Artist Samar Mridha & Drama Team, among others listed in the official programme schedule.
Was there an award ceremony?
Yes. The programme included certificate distribution, trophy and medal distribution, special felicitation and selected distinguished artist/guest Uttorio ceremony.
What is BKRTC?
BKRTC stands for Bharati Kala Research & Training Council, an organization working in the fields of Indian art, culture, cultural education, training and talent development.
Is BKRTC registered as a Section 8 company?
BKRTC’s official website states that it is incorporated under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, with CIN U88900WB2025NPL280936.
Where can I find future BKRTC programmes?
Future programme information and online applications are available through the official BKRTC website and application portal.
Official BKRTC Links
BKRTC Official Website
BKRTC Online Application Portal
BKRTC Registration Portal
BKRTC Academy Registration
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Conclusion
The BKRTC Talent Program 2026 was a celebration of artistic talent, cultural participation and the diversity of India’s performing arts.
Held on 13 September 2026 at Satyajit Ray Auditorium, ICCR, Kolkata, the programme brought together performers representing music, dance, poetry, recitation, drama, sitar, instrumental music, Rabindra Sangeet and magic.
The event provided a platform for individual artists and groups to present their talents while bringing audiences and members of the cultural community together.
The programme also concluded with certificates, trophies, medals, special felicitation and a group photograph, creating a documented cultural milestone for participating artists.
For BKRTC, the Talent Program 2026 represents the importance of creating opportunities where talent can be presented, experienced, recognized and encouraged.
The journey of cultural development continues beyond a single event. Through educational initiatives, workshops, competitions, exhibitions, talent programmes and cultural activities, BKRTC seeks to encourage continued engagement with India’s rich artistic traditions.
BKRTC Talent Program 2026 — Celebrating Emerging Artists and the Spirit of Indian Art & Culture.
Bharati Kala Research & Training Council (BKRTC)
Preserving & Promoting Indian Art and Culture