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Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], February 21: The IPS Academy, a renowned institution, witnessed a spectacular performance by the well-known rock band 'Indian Ocean.' The band's fusion of local languages, rock, and folk tunes created magical music that compelled thousands of youth to groove to its beats.

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The event took place at the IPS Academy grounds in Rajendra Nagar, Indore, drawing a massive crowd of enthusiastic youth. The inauguration of this musical evening was done by the institution's president, Architect Achal Choudhary, and vice president Yogendra Jain. The music, prepared with a blend of Indian classical, jazz, and folk tunes, resonated with tremendous enthusiasm, enhanced by an abundance of laser lights and a high-fidelity sound system, captivating the students.

The renowned artists of the band, Himanshu Joshi and Amit, along with Indian traditional instruments like tabla and guitar, presented a captivating performance that attracted the youth.

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Using Hindi, various local dialects, and folk melodies, the band presented their self-composed songs for duration of three hours. Their songs carried social, political, and environmental messages, adding depth to the musical experience. The audience at the event included a large number of IPS Academy students, faculty members, guests, and directors.

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