PM Modi seen in a different style, played the mountain musical instrument ‘Hudka’
PM Modi addressed an election rally in Rishikesh today. PM Modi played the famous mountain instrument ‘Hudka’ in Rishikesh. In his address, the PM said that there is a tradition of invoking the gods in Devbhoomi. The sound of Hudka gives energy to invoke the Gods. Today I have also got the privilege of making the sound of hodka to call the people.
PM played the mountain musical instrument Hudka
Every time PM Modi does something during his visit to Uttarakhand, it becomes a topic of discussion. During the Investor Summit, where PM Modi had talked about Wed in India and destination wedding in Uttarakhand, after that the craze for destination wedding in Uttarakhand was seen among the people.
So when the PM visited Adi Kailash located in Manaskhand, since then the number of pilgrims coming to Adi Kailash is increasing. Today, during his public meeting in Rishikesh, PM Modi played the Pahari musical instrument ‘Hudka’. In his address also he said that the sound of Hudka gives energy to invoke the Gods. After PM Modi started playing the hookah, the hookah has also come into discussion.
Hudka is considered to be Bholenath’s favorite musical instrument
Let us tell you that many musical instruments are used to call the Gods in Devbhoomi. Gods are also invoked in Uttarakhand by playing the Hudka. It is said that Lord Shiva likes Hudka very much. This is his favorite musical instrument. Hudka has been made and played in Devbhoomi since ancient times.
What is Hudka?
Hudka is a traditional musical instrument of Uttarakhand. It has been played since ancient times for auspicious functions, special rituals and during planting of fields. The traditional instrument Hudka is played to invoke the gods. Its sound emanates a unique positive energy. The method of making Hudka is also different. Hooda is still popular in Devbhoomi Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh as well as in many areas of the neighboring nation Nepal.
This is how hudka is made
Let us tell you that the cord of Hudka is made from light wood of Khin tree. This tree is found in many areas of Uttarakhand. Along with this, in the plains, the trunk of the Hudka is also made from the stem of the plum tree. Whereas its coils are made from cane wood. In this only the skin of goat or sheep is set. Along with invoking the gods, Hudka is also played at the time of paddy transplantation in Kumaon, Uttarakhand and a song is also sung during this time. Which is called Hudkiya Bol.
