In its effort to promote art & culture in the region, Spice Telecom, Punjab's premier cellular service provider, in association with Chandigarh's Sangeet Natak Academy, will bring to the art connoisseurs of the city, the mystical evening with Punjab's very own, Hans Raj Hans.

Shaan-e-Sufi will be held at Tagore Theartre on Monday, February 28, 2005, at 7:00 p.m onwards.

According to Mr. Navin Kaul, COO, Spice Telecom, Punjab, "Over the years, Spice has built on its credo of Spice Hai Toh Life Hai, by going beyond just being a service provider, to enhancing the quality of life of its subscribers. One of its attempts in this direction has been to bring live performences by eminent artists as well as cultural evenings to Punjab. Spice is proud to present to the people of the city an evening of magic & mystique with Hans Raj Hans, who is widely acclaimed for his Sufiana Kalam. He has been recently nominated for the prestigious 'Sangeet Natak Academy award' for Sufi music. We hope that the evening is well appreciated and liked by our esteemed audience."

Hans Raj Hans, a name synonymous with Punjabi folklore and sufi songs. He has his unique style of singing, which is appealing and appreciated by audiences throughout the world. Hans Raj Hans has also worked with renowned artists like Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and has produced 15 albums based on Sufiana Qalam.

About Spice Telecom, Punjab:
Spice is Punjab's premier mobile phone service provider and is the first cellular operator in India to be ISO 9001-2000 certified for its entire operations. Spice has an extensive network across more than 205 cities and towns in the state, covering 95% of Punjab’s urban area. In addition, it also covers more than 3250 km of roads and highways in Punjab including connectivity on the National Highway and GT Road. Spice subscribers can roam on national and international networks. In fact, Spice has the highest International roaming coverage involving tie-ups with over 416 International operators across 199 countries.