This is a concert of Visakha Hari, not Sangeedha upanyaasam. But she was forced to give some details by the demand of rasikas, which were very useful.
Charulatha Ramanujam - Violin, H. S. Sudhindra - Mrudhangam,Suganya Ramgopal - Ghatam
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Is not India shining ?
Karate kid surprises British champion
— Photo: Special Arrangement
Amazing at 5: Five-year-old Varsha Vinod, considered to be the world’s youngest black belt.
LONDON: Five-year-old Indian girl Varsha Vinod, considered the world’s youngest black belt holder, surprised a British karate champion with her skills in a mock-fight.
Juan Moreno, who is expected to represent Britain in the European Championships next year, said he was shocked at how good she was.
Moreno, 31 years her senior, said, “She is the ultimate karate kid. It’s hard to remember that she is just five, her skills and concentration are amazing.” Varsha, a student at the Academy of Martial Arts at Alappuzha, Kerala, trains for two-and-half hours each day, The Times reported on Saturday. — PTI
courtesy : The Hindu 4th October 2009
Amazing at 5: Five-year-old Varsha Vinod, considered to be the world’s youngest black belt.
LONDON: Five-year-old Indian girl Varsha Vinod, considered the world’s youngest black belt holder, surprised a British karate champion with her skills in a mock-fight.
Juan Moreno, who is expected to represent Britain in the European Championships next year, said he was shocked at how good she was.
Moreno, 31 years her senior, said, “She is the ultimate karate kid. It’s hard to remember that she is just five, her skills and concentration are amazing.” Varsha, a student at the Academy of Martial Arts at Alappuzha, Kerala, trains for two-and-half hours each day, The Times reported on Saturday. — PTI
courtesy : The Hindu 4th October 2009
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