write a short note on mile sur mera aur Tumhara acording the video
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"Mile Sur Mera Tumhara" as it is better known as an Indian song and with video. Its aim is to promote national integrity and unity in diversity.
The idea for Mile Sur was created in 1988 by Lok Seva Sanchar Parishad and advanced by Doordarshan (at that point India's sole TV supporter) and India's Ministry of Information. The tune was made by Ashok Patki and organized by Louis Banks, with verses by Piyush Pandey. The undertaking was brought about by Suresh Mallik and Kailash Surendra Nath and coordinated by Kailash Surendra Nath and recorded by individuals from varying backgrounds, including a supergroup of Indian famous people—performers, sports people, motion picture stars, and so forth.
The national coordination video was proposed to impart a feeling of pride and advance solidarity among Indians, featuring India's distinctive semantic networks and social orders—India's solidarity in assorted variety, as it were. Mile Sur was broadcast just because on Independence Day, 1988[1], after the broadcast of the Prime Minister's discourse from the bulwarks of the Red Fort.[2]
It immediately spellbound India, picking up and keeping up close song of praise status from that point onward.
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- "Mile Sur Mera Tumhara" was a video created with lots of film stars, singers and celebrities from other fields of the Indian society.
- The main motto of this video was to express that all Indians are united together and all their tunes of life are closely connected to each other.
- It was both entertaining and also educative for the common mass, encouraging brotherhood among all countrymen.