Radio Kantipur honored senior music scholar Raju Singh on Saturday as part of the program 'Salam Jiundo Itihasalai'. Singh, who has been active in music for almost 4 decades, was honored during a program on Radio Kantipur.

Pawan Acharya, station manager of the radio, presented Singh with a letter of honour. Honored by wearing dosalla. Singh, who got into music under the influence of his father, senior musician Bhagat Singh, used to sing songs during his school days. However, later he became famous as a musician.

Singh says, 'I studied music later because of my father's inspiration that I should study whatever profession I choose. Maybe that's why they made me Raju Singh.'

Singh's family atmosphere is musical. Sister Dhanusha Singh is also a singer and brother Kalyan Singh is a renowned musician of the youth generation. Singh has given music not only to Nepali singers, but also to Pakistani Ghulam Ali and Indian Asha Bhosle.

He has also been a judge of the singing reality show South Indian Music Super Star. More than 1,200 songs have been recorded in Singh's music, who has released more than 35 solo albums. Singh, along with his old bandmates Pratibim, is planning to create a new creation for the audience.

says, 'When Pratibim was made, we were all excited. Now we are all matured. Basant Bityasi Thapa, John and Punamsa are talking about the need to give a more polished performance. There is a plan to bring something soon.' Some of Raju Singh's timeless songs were presented by the new generation of singers at the award ceremony.