International Peace Commission (IPC), through its Arts & Culture Division and media platforms, advanced India–USA cultural diplomacy, peace education, wellness-oriented programming, intercultural dialogue, and global unity through music, non-commercial broadcasting, and creative collaboration.
The International Peace Commission (IPC) is honored to recognize a landmark cultural cooperation initiative with acclaimed veena virtuoso and cultural ambassador Saraswathi Ranganathan of Surabhi Ensemble. Through a formal Music License Agreement, IPC’s Arts & Culture Division and MashUp 102 Radio Network received non-exclusive, royalty-free rights to broadcast, stream, and share Saraswathi Ranganathan’s music library across IPC’s global nonprofit media and peacebuilding platforms.
This collaboration supports IPC’s mission to use arts, culture, music, wellness programming, and educational broadcasting as tools for peace, healing, intercultural understanding, and international cooperation. The initiative connects Indian classical music with global audiences through non-commercial cultural outreach and peace-focused programming.
Saraswathi Ranganathan is widely recognized as an acclaimed veena virtuoso, cultural ambassador, educator, and cross-cultural musical artist with decades of performance and teaching experience.
She is recognized as the first Indian woman and veena artist to win a Chicago Music Award in its 35-year history and has been celebrated for her work in cross-cultural music, international performance, film festival composition, and educational arts engagement.
Her music now supports IPC’s ceremonial broadcasts, multicultural programs, wellness programming, peacebuilding initiatives, podcasts, and global cultural education activities.
IPC’s cultural diplomacy initiative is supported through its growing arts and media ecosystem, including MashUp 102 Radio Network, MashUp 102.1, MashUp Zen, IPC Radio, and MashUp 102 TV. These platforms help promote intercultural dialogue, peaceful expression, wellness, global unity, and non-commercial educational outreach.
The initiative promotes India–USA cultural exchange, mutual understanding, respect for diverse traditions, and global peace through artistic expression.
Indian classical music and mindful listening experiences support wellness-oriented programming, emotional balance, reflection, and healing.
IPC’s media platforms use arts and music for educational, cultural, and peacebuilding purposes rather than commercial exploitation.
Through radio, television, podcasts, and digital platforms, IPC expands cultural diplomacy messages across borders and generations.
The agreement grants IPC permission to use the music library across its nonprofit peacebuilding, educational, wellness, ceremonial, broadcasting, podcasting, and cultural programming platforms.