Jamalpur: The Renaissance Artists and Writers Association (RAWA), the cultural wing of Anandamarg, took charge of the cultural evening at the ongoing Dharma Mahasammelan in Anand Sambhuti. RAWA aims to use art as a means of human service, spiritual upliftment, and social welfare, aligning with the philosophy of Anandamarg's founder, Shri Shri Anandamurti Ji. He believed that art is not merely for entertainment but also a vital tool for promoting neo-humanism.

Following this philosophy, a Prabhat Sangeet-based program was organized in Jamalpur. Artists from Jamalpur and Bhagalpur conveyed messages of devotion and service through singing and dancing. Anandamurti Ji composed his first Prabhat Sangeet, 'Bandhu He Niye Chalo', on September 14, 1982. Over eight years, he created 5018 songs in eight languages, including Sanskrit, Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Angika, Maithili, Magahi, and English. RAWA popularizes these songs through vocal and dance performances.

The cultural evening also featured a play titled 'Bhakti Ki Parakashtha' presented by children. Mrinal Pathak, who compered the event, explained that Prabhat Sangeet is a medium to express love for the Supreme Being, and RAWA is disseminating this love through art globally. This initiative seeks to keep art away from commercialism and vulgarity, contributing to social upliftment.