File:A group of Ghumat Aarti from India.jpg

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A Group of People playing Ghumat Aarti

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English: In India, the Hindu religion has a beautiful tradition called "Aarti." It's a prayer filled with hope, as if the divine itself descends to commune with the faithful. At the heart of Goan folk music and religious ceremonies, particularly during the revered Ganesh festival, lies the Ghumat - an indigenous membranophone instrument. Joined by instruments like the Shamel and Kasale, which infuse melodious tones into the music, a group of devotees gathers to perform Aarti. Without a doubt, festivals like Ganeshotsav would lose their charm without the soul-stirring resonance of the Ghumat Aarti, echoing through the vibrant streets of Goa.
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