Lucknow: Kiran Seth, Padma award winner and founder of Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture to Youth (SPIC MACAY), highlighted the role of art, classical music and dance in developing concentration during a discussion and the importance of patience. Today, these qualities seem to be declining among the younger generations. He noted that a lack of these traits can lead to increased stress, anxiety, depression and indiscipline. “Despite the abundance of learning resources such as information and audio-visual media, students’ academic performance seems to be declining,” he said. He then shared an anecdote about a top student at IIT Kanpur who achieved exam success through yoga and classical music alone, exercises that sharpened his focus. MACAY’S INSPIRING JOURNEY. He cycled 15,000 kilometers from Srinagar to Kanyakumari in search of enthusiastic volunteers because participation in SPIC’s MACAY event had remained steady at 5,000 people three years ago. A simple bicycle and three outfits designed to showcase the joy found in simplicity and joy. Sharing his experience, Kiran said that India is a living example of unity in diversity. “We have different climates, foods, languages, terrains, arts, music and customs, but we are still one,” he added. Seth is an inspiration, a testament to his role as a mentor and inspiration.
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