Musical artist Sheela Divakar passes away


Team Udayavani, Jan 26, 2022, 9:12 AM IST

Famous musical artist Sheela Divakar passed away on Wednesday, January 26. She was 53.

She died after suffering a brain hemorrhage.

Sheela was the recipient of Aryabhata award in recognition of her accomplishments and service to the cause of music. She was teaching music for the last 30 years and had honed the skills of scores of students.

She is survived by husband Divakar, son Dheeraj Rao, and daughter Navya Rao.

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