Patna, April 30, 2025: British Lingua, a premier institute in communicative English and personality development, celebrated International Dance Day with great fervour at its Patna campus on Boring Road Crossing. The celebration brought together students and faculty in a vibrant showcase of culture, creativity, and consciousness.
The event was graced by Dr. Birbal Jha, British Lingua’s founder and managing director—an acclaimed author, cultural champion, and social reformer known for his pioneering contributions to English language training in India.
Addressing the gathering, Dr Birbal Jha, noted English litterateur spoke passionately about the deeper significance of dance and music in human life.
“Dance and music are timeless languages of the soul—where words end, rhythm begins,” said Dr. Birbal Jha known as the living legend of Bihar.“Dance is not just physical movement; it is a profound expression of emotion, culture, and spirituality. It keeps the body agile, the mind alert, and the spirit alive.”, added Dr Birbal Jha, lyricist who has composed lyrics for dozens of songs in Hindi, Maithili and English.
Encouraging students to adopt a more methodical approach to life, Dr Birbal added, “In a world full of noise and haste, we must pause and let our souls move to the rhythm of joy. Dance is not merely an art—it is holistic therapy that nurtures mental, emotional, and physical well-being.”
The social entrepreneur Dr. Birbal Jha also delivered an insightful talk on “The Importance of Dance and Music, and Various Forms and Styles of Dance.” In his address, he elaborated on how dance and music have been intrinsic to human civilization—serving as tools of communication, tradition, and healing.
The Linguist and cultural crusader Dr Birbal highlighted the immense cultural wealth of Indian classical dances such as Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Odissi, and Manipuri, alongside folk forms like Bhangra, Garba, and Lavani.
Dr Jha further also touched upon contemporary styles and fusion genres that are reshaping global artistic expression.
“From temple courts to global stages, dance has served as a bridge between generations and cultures. In celebrating dance, we celebrate the human spirit itself,”, said Dr Birbal, man of many parts.
British Lingua, an institute of international repute for communication skills¬– under Dr. Jha’s dynamic leadership, continues to uphold a vision of holistic education—integrating language proficiency with cultural awareness and personal development.
Through such events, the institute reaffirms its role as more than just a language centre; it stands as a vibrant hub of learning, creativity, and empowerment.
The celebration concluded with a spirited call to “trip the light fantastic,” inviting all to embrace the rhythm of life with joy, discipline, and creativity.