A world record for presenting Indian Classical Dance at the Houses of British Parliament 7 times has been set by London-based academic tutor and dance practitioner Ragasudha Vinjamuri, conferred by World Records India team. Trained under Dr Uma Ramarao’s tutelage in Hyderabad, Ragasudha has been performing and promoting Indian classical and folk dances in the UK for more than 10 years, in addition to her teaching engagement with the University of Sunderland.
She was instrumental in marking the International Human Rights Day, UN World Water Day and International Dance Day through creating dance pieces and showcasing the performing talents of children and women.She has previously received awards and recognition for cultural excellence from different organisations in the UK and Switzerland.
She is Fellow of Royal Society of Arts and founder of Sanskruti Centre for Cultural Excellence in London, through which she has published the transcription of 300 year old composition on Acharya Ramanuja. The English version of the same will be brought out during the latter part of the year.
