Yatindra Singh

Yatindra Singh-Brief Life Sketch

Yatindra Singh

Yatindra Singh-Brief Life Sketch

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Yatindra Singh (Jatindra Singh) was a dancer and professor from Assam.

Jatindra Singh was born on April 22, 1943, in Lakhimpur, in the district of Kachar, Assam. Jatindra Singh was the son of Kamini Singh and Mrs. Pashotlaima Devi. He was a very humble person and a lover of music and dance. Yatindra Singh learned the basics of singing and dancing from his father Kamini Singh. Later, he received dance training from the famous dance gurus of the then state of Manipur- Guru Lokeshwar, Guru Amubi, and Guru Atombar.

In 1965, he went to Santi Niketan to study dance. After completing his dance education, he got a job in Santi Niketan as a professor in the Department of Dance and Music and settled in Shanti Niketan. In addition to teaching, he concentrated on practising and propagating dance. He taught the students by inventing new dance styles with a combination of different dance styles. He attended many performances and lectures at many national and international dance workshops, seminars and cultural events and was able to win the hearts of the audience. He performed Manipuri and Rabindra Dances in various countries of the world including South America, China, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, France, Russia, Myanmar, and Bangladesh.

He retired from Santi Niketan in 2010 serving first as a teacher and later as the Principal of the institute. After retirement, he continued his service of dance till the last moment of his life. He also acted in the telefilms ‘Tridhar’ and ‘Mirjingansa’. Jatindra Singh was awarded the ‘Nritvaguru Award’ by Manipuri Sahitya Parishad in 2006, the ‘Rajkumar Memorial Award’ in 2010 by the ‘Rajkumar Buddhimanta Memorial Dance Academy, Tripura in 2010 and the title ‘Nritvaratna’ in 2012 by Manipuri Sahitya Parishad.

Jatinder Singh died on April 2, 2018, at his home in Abal Palli, Santi Niketan.

Yatindra Singh-Brief Biography

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Jatindra Singh, a luminary in the realm of dance, was born on April 22, 1943, in the serene town of Lakhimpur in the district of Kachar, Assam. Born to the nurturing arms of Kamini Singh and Mrs. Pashotlaima Devi, he emerged as a beacon of humility and a connoisseur of the arts. From a tender age, the melodious strains of music and the rhythmic grace of dance were instilled in him by his father, Kamini Singh. This early tutelage laid the foundation for a journey that would be later refined under the illustrious guidance of the renowned dance maestros of Manipur—Guru Lokeshwar, Guru Amubi, and Guru Atombar.

In 1965, the winds of destiny carried him to the hallowed grounds of Santi Niketan, where he immersed himself in the study of dance. Upon completing his education, the revered institution recognized his prodigious talent and appointed him as a professor in the Department of Dance and Music. Settling in Santi Niketan, Jatindra Singh dedicated himself to the twin pursuits of teaching and perfecting his craft. He became a trailblazer, inventing innovative dance styles that wove together diverse traditions into a seamless tapestry of movement.

His magnetic presence and unparalleled skill led him to grace numerous national and international stages, captivating audiences and leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape. From the vibrant cultures of South America to the ancient traditions of China and Japan, from the lush landscapes of Malaysia and Singapore to the historic realms of France and Russia, his performances were a symphony of grace and elegance. His journey also extended to neighboring countries like Myanmar and Bangladesh, where his artistry transcended borders and united hearts.

In 2010, after a distinguished tenure as a teacher and eventually the Principal of Santi Niketan, he retired. However, his passion for dance was undiminished. He continued to share his gift with the world, leaving a legacy that extended beyond the classroom. His talent even found expression in the telefilms ‘Tridhar’ and ‘Mirjingansa’.

Throughout his illustrious career, Jatindra Singh was honored with numerous accolades. In 2006, he received the prestigious ‘Nritvaguru Award’ from the Manipuri Sahitya Parishad. In 2010, the ‘Rajkumar Memorial Award’ was bestowed upon him by the Rajkumar Buddhimanta Memorial Dance Academy, Tripura. The crowning glory came in 2012 when he was honored with the title ‘Nritvaratna’ by the Manipuri Sahitya Parishad.

Jatindra Singh’s journey came to a peaceful close on April 2, 2018, at his home in Abal Palli, Santi Niketan. Yet, his spirit continues to dance in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to witness his extraordinary talent and boundless dedication to the art of dance. 0 0 0

Yatindra Singh-FAQs

Q1: When and where was Jatindra Singh born?

Jatindra Singh was born on April 22, 1943, in the serene town of Lakhimpur in the district of Kachar, Assam.

Q2: Who were Jatindra Singh’s parents?

Jatindra Singh’s parents were Kamini Singh and Mrs. Pashotlaima Devi.

Q3: Who were Jatindra Singh’s early dance teachers?

Jatindra Singh’s early dance teachers included his father, Kamini Singh, and later the renowned dance maestros of Manipur—Guru Lokeshwar, Guru Amubi, and Guru Atombar.

Q4: Where did Jatindra Singh study dance?

Jatindra Singh studied dance at Santi Niketan.

Q5: What position did Jatindra Singh hold at Santi Niketan after completing his education?

After completing his education, Jatindra Singh was appointed as a professor in the Department of Dance and Music at Santi Niketan.

Q6: What was Jatindra Singh known for in his dance career?

Jatindra Singh was known for inventing innovative dance styles that wove together diverse traditions into a seamless tapestry of movement.

Q7: Where did Jatindra Singh perform during his career?

Jatindra Singh performed on numerous national and international stages, including in South America, China, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, France, Russia, Myanmar, and Bangladesh.

Q8: What did Jatindra Singh do after retiring in 2010?

After retiring in 2010, Jatindra Singh continued to share his passion for dance and contributed to telefilms such as ‘Tridhar’ and ‘Mirjingansa’.

Q9: What awards did Jatindra Singh receive?

Jatindra Singh received several prestigious awards, including the ‘Nritvaguru Award’ from the Manipuri Sahitya Parishad in 2006, the ‘Rajkumar Memorial Award’ from the Rajkumar Buddhimanta Memorial Dance Academy, Tripura in 2010, and the title ‘Nritvaratna’ from the Manipuri Sahitya Parishad in 2012.

Q10: When did Jatindra Singh pass away?

Jatindra Singh passed away peacefully on April 2, 2018, at his home in Abal Palli, Santi Niketan.

Q11: What legacy did Jatindra Singh leave behind?

Jatindra Singh left behind a legacy of innovation in dance, a dedication to teaching, and a spirit that continues to inspire those who experienced his extraordinary talent and boundless dedication to the art of dance. 0 0 0

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