South Asian Symphony Orchestra is a unique ensemble of musicians founded by Former Diplomat Nirupama Rao and her husband, with the aim to bring South-Asian cultures together at one platform "We want to bring the world to South Asia and South Asia to the world", Nirupama Rao told The Wire.
The orchestra is called 'Chiragh' and their songs are called 'Peace Notes'. Original compositions of the orchestra are a mix of music from the different countries of the region. "We like to call it our Song Book". The original renditions are a piece of mix music from Singapore, Afghanistan, and India performed together using various instruments.
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