Raju Lama Shares Insights on Art and Culture at Harvard University

Popular pop singer Raju Lama shared his experiences on art, culture, and human progress at the ‘Nepal Discourse’ event held at Harvard University. Lama expressed on social media that speaking at such a prestigious institution as Harvard was a great honor for him.

He also announced that 20 percent of the proceeds from ticket sales at his ongoing musical events in New York would be allocated to tree planting initiatives and the education of children in Himalayan regions. Currently touring in the United States, the renowned pop singer has been performing at various concerts. During this tour, he participated in the ‘Nepal Discourse’ event hosted at Harvard University.

The program was a joint initiative by Harvard University, Nepalese students studying there, and students from MIT. At the event, Lama discussed changes occurring in art and culture as well as aspects of human development, sharing his personal perspectives. He described the opportunity as special and memorable. On Instagram, he wrote, “Speaking at a prestigious institution like Harvard is an immense honor for me.”

Lama also provided information about his upcoming musical events in the United States. According to him, 20 percent of ticket sales revenue will be utilized by the Raju Lama Foundation for reforestation and education programs for children from Himalayan areas. He urged audiences and supporters to participate in the events and support both the music and social initiatives.