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Long before it became India’s National Anthem, Jana Gana Mana began as a poem from the pen of Rabindranath Tagore.Writte...
15/08/2026

Long before it became India’s National Anthem, Jana Gana Mana began as a poem from the pen of Rabindranath Tagore.

Written in 1911 as part of Bharoto Bhagyo Bidhata, it was first sung publicly that same year at a session of the Indian National Congress in Calcutta. Decades later, on 24 January 1950, its first stanza was formally adopted as the National Anthem of India.

More than a century on, Tagore’s words still carry the same quiet power, a song of a people, a land and a shared destiny.

Happy Independence Day, India. 🇮🇳

Today, we remember the poet whose words became the voice of a nation.

Jana Gana Mana.
Written by Rabindranath Tagore.
Sung by generations.
Carried in the heart of India.



Image note: The image is documented on Wikimedia Commons as Tagore’s own handwritten English translation of “Jana Gana Mana,” created on 28 February 1919. It is not the original 1911 Bengali manuscript.

🎶 Tagore Society presents✨ THE SOUL OF INDIA ✨A powerful medley of patriotic songs that echo India’s journey, of courage...
14/08/2026

🎶 Tagore Society presents
✨ THE SOUL OF INDIA ✨

A powerful medley of patriotic songs that echo India’s journey, of courage, sacrifice, resistance, and an unbreakable dream of freedom 🇮🇳

From whispered hope to roaring revolution… these are the songs that moved a nation.

🇮🇳 Vande Mataram
The eternal call to the motherland - a hymn that became a battle cry for freedom.

🌿 Ekla Cholo Re
Walk alone if you must. A fearless anthem of conviction and inner strength.

⚔️ Kadam Kadam Badhaye Ja
The marching heartbeat of the INA - unity, discipline, and defiance in every step.

🎼 Shubh Sukh Chain
The anthem of Azad Hind, born of hope and history - with a special Singapore connection at the iconic Cathay Building, where dreams of freedom once rang loud.

✨ More than music, these are living memories.
Of voices that refused silence.
Of hearts that chose hope over fear.
Of a nation rising through song.

Join us as we relive the anthems that didn’t just witness history… they shaped it.

🎤 Tagore Society Singapore presents THE SOUL OF INDIA 🇮🇳



Vande Mataram is a poem that was adopted as the national song of t...

Four languages. One home. One heart. 🇸🇬❤️This National Day, Tagore Society Singapore celebrates the spirit of Singapore ...
08/08/2026

Four languages. One home. One heart. 🇸🇬❤️

This National Day, Tagore Society Singapore celebrates the spirit of Singapore through a very special song that brings together all four of our national languages.

A tribute to the diversity, resilience and sense of belonging that make this country what it is.

Turn up the sound, listen till the end, and share it with someone who calls Singapore home. 🤍

Watch here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82C8YBKujCg

Happy National Day, Singapore. 🇸🇬

🇸🇬 Celebrating Singapore's Cultural Diversity | National Day 2026...

A lovely moment for Tagore Society Singapore as The Tagore Trilogy finds mention in Pratidin and other leading dailies a...
07/08/2026

A lovely moment for Tagore Society Singapore as The Tagore Trilogy finds mention in Pratidin and other leading dailies across Kolkata and West Bengal.

An ambitious international cinematic initiative inspired by Rabindranath Tagore’s timeless works, the trilogy brings together creative voices across India, Singapore and beyond, exploring love, identity, belonging and humanity through a contemporary lens.

We are delighted and proud that Tagore Society Singapore will be associated with the project as its cultural collaborator, helping carry Tagore’s enduring humanism to new audiences and new generations.

A journey that begins with Tagore, but reaches far beyond boundaries. 🤍

And now tell us… how many of you would love to be there for the premiere? 🎬

২২শে শ্রাবণ | 22 Shraban 🙏85 years ago today, on 22 Shraban 1348, Rabindranath Tagore left us.And yet, did he really lea...
07/08/2026

২২শে শ্রাবণ | 22 Shraban 🙏

85 years ago today, on 22 Shraban 1348, Rabindranath Tagore left us.

And yet, did he really leave?

His words live on in what we read. His music in what we sing. His ideas about education, nature, freedom, humanity and creativity continue to feel remarkably relevant even today.

Perhaps that is the extraordinary thing about Tagore. We don’t only remember him. We continue to discover him.

On ২২শে শ্রাবণ, Tagore Society Singapore remembers Gurudev with gratitude and love.

85 years have passed, yet somewhere a Tagore song is still being sung, a poem is still being read, and a new generation is discovering him for the very first time.

Perhaps that is how some people never really leave us. 🙏🤍

How many of you are still waiting to get your tickets? 🎬🍿Tagore Society Singapore is delighted to collaborate with Benga...
07/08/2026

How many of you are still waiting to get your tickets? 🎬🍿

Tagore Society Singapore is delighted to collaborate with Bengali Association Singapore for the Bengali Film Festival 2026, bringing together cinema, culture and community.

Join us for Fera on:

📅 16 August 2026
⏰ 3 PM
📍 Golden Village, Suntec City

And something we’re especially happy about ❤️
Nearly 30 migrant brothers will be joining us as our guests. A few hours away from work, a good film and the simple joy of being part of a community.

Seats are limited, so if you’ve been thinking about it, this is your nudge! 😊

A field alive with Singapore’s red and white! 🇸🇬Tagore Society Singapore was proud to take part in the SGIA National Day...
02/08/2026

A field alive with Singapore’s red and white! 🇸🇬

Tagore Society Singapore was proud to take part in the SGIA National Day celebrations, joining the community parade and filling the afternoon with patriotic songs, shared spirit and plenty of cheer.

A joyful celebration of togetherness, culture and the nation we are proud to call home.

Majulah Singapura! ❤️🤍

Culture is at its best when it brings people together.Tagore Society Singapore is proud to be part of this beautiful ini...
26/07/2026

Culture is at its best when it brings people together.

Tagore Society Singapore is proud to be part of this beautiful initiative, alongside the Bengali Association Singapore, Mett.AI and Kaleidoscope Quest, in welcoming migrant brothers to the Bengali Film Festival.

A few hours away from work, an afternoon of meaningful cinema and a chance to simply enjoy, connect and belong. Sometimes, that’s what community is all about ❤️





Collaborating Towards an Ambitious Cinematic VisionMembers of Tagore Society Singapore had the privilege of attending an...
14/07/2026

Collaborating Towards an Ambitious Cinematic Vision

Members of Tagore Society Singapore had the privilege of attending an exclusive curtain raiser for The Tagore Trilogy, held at the Singapore Indian Association. As Singapore prepares to mark 100 years since Rabindranath Tagore’s historic visit in 1927, it was especially meaningful to gather at the Singapore Indian Association, an institution closely associated with that memorable visit.

The first film of the trilogy is planned for release in May 2027 to commemorate the centenary.

Presented by Beyond Boundaries Creative, the project will reinterpret three of Tagore’s celebrated dance dramas as contemporary English-language feature films. Arindam Dey and Manojit Senn shared the vision behind the trilogy, highlighting its exploration of universal humanism through themes of migration, love, separation, identity and belonging. The films are planned for international release, multilingual dubbing, and distribution across OTT platforms, bringing Tagore’s timeless message to audiences across the globe.

Guests also learnt about the distinguished creative team behind the project, including acclaimed music director Pandit Bickram Ghosh, while enjoying an evening of engaging conversations, networking, and dinner with fellow patrons of the arts.

As the Cultural Partner for this landmark initiative, Tagore Society Singapore is honoured to support a project that celebrates Rabindranath Tagore’s enduring vision of humanity, creativity, and universal connection.

We congratulate Beyond Boundaries Creative, Arindum Dey, Manojit Senn, and the entire team, and look forward to following this remarkable journey in the years ahead.

A special mention to Abhijeet Mukherji, who did an excellent job as the Master of Ceremonies, bringing warmth and grace to the evening’s proceedings.

Alongside, Dr Paromitra Chakraborty and Ms Paromita Nag added a beautiful musical touch to the evening with their soulful renditions of Rabindra Sangeet.

Photo Credits: Saumyadip Das

Last night was one of them.Three extraordinary maestros. One unforgettable musical conversation.It was an honour to witn...
11/07/2026

Last night was one of them.

Three extraordinary maestros. One unforgettable musical conversation.

It was an honour to witness Grammy Award winner Pandit L. Shankar, alongside the brilliant Pandit Tarun Bhattacharya and Pandit Mithilesh Kumar Jha, create an evening where every note spoke straight to the soul.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for Trinaad: Confluence of Rhythm and Flow. Your presence made it a truly memorable celebration of Indian classical music.

What was your favourite moment from the evening? We’d love to hear your thoughts. 🎻✨

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