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Rock band, Indian Ocean's bass guitarist, Rahul Ram was present at the India Today Conclave 2019.

Raghu Ram at India Today Conclave 2019 Photo: Vikram Sharma

Rock band, Indian Ocean's bass guitarist, Rahul Ram was present at the India Today Conclave 2019,.

He entertained the audience with instances from his life and sang songs about it.

Rahul also spoke about history of India and how it is a major part of the band's music.

Rahul entertained the guests as he sang 4 different songs by his band.

The guitarist spoke to the audience about his life experiences and what he has learnt from them.

Rock band Indian Ocean's lead guitarist, Rahul Ram was present at the India Today Conclave 2019.

Indian Ocean's Rahul Ram enthralls the audience at India Today Conclave 2019 - India Today

Indian Ocean's Rahul Ram enthralls the audience at India Today Conclave 2019

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Indian Ocean's Rahul Ram enthralls the audience at India Today Conclave 2019

Rock band, Indian Ocean's bass guitarist, Rahul Ram was present at the India Today Conclave 2019.

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