While Aasamant’s work with children and the environment is widely recognised, their devotion to music is equally profound. By promoting and preserving Indian classical music, Aasamant keeps alive an ancient tradition that brings people closer to their inner selves.

Over the years, Aasamant has organised numerous Indian classical music concerts, featuring some of the country’s most renowned artists, including Kaushiki Chakraborty, Pt. Ronu Muzmdar, Pt. Rajan Sajan Mishra, and Ustad Rashid Khan, among others. These concerts are free and open to all, reinforcing the idea that music is a gift to humanity, meant to be shared and cherished.

Moreover, Aasamant offers scholarships to talented young musicians, nurturing the next generation of artists who will carry the torch of Indian classical music forward.

Moreover, Aasamant offers scholarships to talented young musicians and promotes inclusive and equitable quality education, aligned with the vision of SDG 4. This initiative aims to nurture the next generation of artists who will carry the torch of Indian classical music forward, regardless of their background.