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US Presidential Scholar making Kathak popular in America

Published by: Team GI Youth

Reva Srivastava uses Kathak to portray real-life situations like depicting life of healthcare workers, how they witness loss, and resiliently continues to aid those in need. She was named Presidential Scholar in the Arts in 2022.

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Published on 29, Feb 2024

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