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Surguja's Folk Music Fades: Why Did the Horned Ghasiya Baja, Once a Wedding Staple, Decline?
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Sarguja's Ghasiya Baja Fades: Traditional Horned Music Replaced by Modern DJs
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04-03-2026, 15:50
Sarguja's Ghasiya Baja Fades: Traditional Horned Music Replaced by Modern DJs
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The traditional horned Ghasiya Baja, once essential for Sarguja weddings, is nearing extinction.
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Modern DJs, Dhumal, and loud music systems have rapidly replaced its melodious, natural tunes.
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Folk artist Mukesh highlights Ghasiya Baja's role in connecting people and strengthening social bonds.
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Made from horns, wood, and leather, it offered peace unlike the disturbing noise of modern music.
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Its prevalence has dropped to merely 10%; urgent preservation is needed to save Sarguja's folk culture.
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