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| name = Rekha Raju രേഖ രാജു | native_name = | native_name_lang = | image = Rekha Raju DS 2.jpg | imagesize = 240px | caption = Rekha Raju performing Mohiniyattam | birth_name = Rekha Raju | birth_date = 10 April | birth_place = Kalpathi, Palakkad, Kerala | residence = Bangalore | nationality = {{IND}} Indian | citizenship = Indian | known for = Mohiniyattam & Bharatanatyam | alma mater = Bangalore University | education = PhD in Fine Arts | occupation = Dancer, Choreographer | years_active = 2003–present | awards = | parents = Mr. M.R.Raju & | website = {{URL|rekharaju.com|rekharaju.com}} | signature = }}Rekha Raju ({{lang-ml|രേഖ രാജു}}) is an Indian classical dance performer and teacher from Bangalore, Karnataka. She specialises in the Bharatnatyam and Mohiniyattam dance forms.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] Early life and educationRekha was born in Palakkad district, Kerala to Mr. M.R.Raju, a theatre artiste, and Mrs. Jayalakshmi Raghavan and brought up in Bangalore. She started learning classical dance at the age of four. She trained intensively under various gurus, including renowned Guru Smt Kalamandalam Usha Datar, Guru Sri Raju Datar, Guru Smt Gopika Varma and Guru Prof Janardhanan.[9] She started her college education pursuing a degree in Commerce, while she studied Administration in Human Resource & Accounts and Performing of Art for her Masters.[10] She completed her Ph.D in Fine Arts from Heidelberg University, Germany. She is a distinction holder of master's degree in Bharathnatyam and rank holder of the Vidwath [proficiency].[11][12] CareerShe made her stage debut (Arangetram) in 2003 at Ravindra Kalakshetra in Bangalore.[13][14][15] She has been performing on various stages in India and abroad from the age of four and performed as a soloist for many respected institutions of dance in India, including Yuva Sourabha, organized by the Kannada Culture Department, programme at the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, Institute of World Culture, Delhi International Festival, Poona Dance Festival, Kajuraho Dance Festival, Konark Dance Festival, Purana Quila, Chennai Seasonal Dance Festival, Chidambaram Dance Festival, Vishwa Kannada Sammelan at Belgaum, Andhra Music & Dance Festival etc. She has received much critical acclaim for both her solo and group choreography.[16][17][18][19] Presently Raju is working as an assistant dance teacher at Bangalore Tamil Sangam and as a guest lecturer in dance at the International Center for Management & Indian Studies where the foreign students trained to improvise Indian culture.[20][21]{{ clarify | date = September 2015 | reason = What does it mean to "improvise" Indian culture?}} She is an auditioned artiste at the Bangalore Doordarshan and an empanelled artiste for the Indian Council for Cultural Relations. She also heads a dance institution named Nrithya Dhama, where she trains kids from minority backgrounds, and is also associated with the Freedom Foundation, a volunteer group that rehabilitates children with HIV.[22][23] Raju has participated at the Tanjore Dance Festival where 1000 dancers performed, securing entrance in the Limca Book of Records.[24][25][26] She has been honoured by the Bangolre Tamil sangam as the Best Young Dancer to promote Indian Art. She has also been given the title Swarna Mukhi by the Kalahalli Temple Trust.[27][28] Awards and Credentials
References1. ^Official Website 2. ^The New Indian Express News on 27 May 2013 3. ^The Hindu News on 18 June 2014 4. ^Deccan Herald News on 1 September 2012 5. ^News British Biologicals 6. ^The Hindu 26 September 2014 7. ^The Hindu News on 17 Nune 2014 8. ^Karnataka News 9. ^Website of Alliance Farncaise 10. ^The Hindu 26 September 2014 11. ^Website of Alliance Farncaise 12. ^Official Website 13. ^Website of Alliance Farncaise 14. ^Official Website 15. ^Website of Meet Kalakar 16. ^The New Indian Express News on 27 May 2013 17. ^Website of Alliance Farncaise 18. ^Official Website 19. ^Website of Cyber Kerala 20. ^Website of Alliance Farncaise 21. ^Official Website 22. ^The Hindu 26 September 2014 23. ^Official Website of Nrithya Dhama 24. ^Website of Alliance Farncaise 25. ^Official Website 26. ^Website of Meet Kalakar 27. ^Website of Alliance Farncaise 28. ^Official Website 29. ^The Carnatic Darbar 26 December 2016 30. ^The Hindu 26 September 2014 31. ^Website of Meet Kalakar 32. ^Website of Meet Kalakar 33. ^Website of Meet Kalakar 34. ^Website of Meet Kalakar External links{{Commons category}}
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