Coldplay has landed in India! chris martinThe lead singer of the popular UK band, the star of several films like Fifty Shades of Gray and Madame Web, was spotted at the Mumbai airport with partner Dakota Johnson.
As soon as Chris reached Mumbai, he waved ‘Namaste’ to the paparazzi.
upcoming tour
Coldplay’s much-awaited concerts in India are being tipped to be the biggest attraction of 2025.
As part of their ‘Music of the Spheres World Tour’, the British band will have three shows at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on January 18, 19 and 21. The fourth show will be held on January 25 at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
He had previously performed in the country at the Global Citizen Festival in Mumbai in 2016.
No children required on stage
The District Child Protection Unit in Ahmedabad has issued a notice to singer Chris Martin and the organizers of the Coldplay concert, asking them not to use children in any form on stage during the concert to be held at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad in January. is directed. 25 and 26, 2025.
The organizers have also been directed to ensure that no child is allowed to enter the concert venue without earplugs or hearing protection.
The unit highlights that sound levels above 120 decibels during concerts can pose significant risks to children’s health.
Failure to follow these instructions will result in strict action by the District Child Protection Unit in Ahmedabad
The notice was issued in response to a complaint filed by Pandit Rao Dharnevar, assistant professor of sociology in Chandigarh.
Speaking to ANI, Dharnevar said that exposing children to music concerts with loud noises and bright lights can harm their physical health and mental development. They stressed their commitment to take similar steps in future also to protect the rights of children.
Earlier, Pandit Rao Dharnevar had also filed a complaint against Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh’s New Year’s Eve concert in Ludhiana.
The complaint led the Deputy Director of the Women and Children’s Department of the Punjab Government to issue a formal notice to the District Commissioner of Ludhiana, urging him to stop the singer from performing certain songs during his live shows on December 31, 2024. .
The notice specifically called for a ban on songs accused of promoting alcohol, such as ‘Patiala Peg,’ ‘5 Tara Theke,’ and ‘Kes (Jeeb Vicho Feem Labbiya)’ even if their lyrics were modified. Be.
Dharnevar expressed concern about the impact of such songs, especially on young and impressionable audiences, especially when underage children are present. (ANI)
