Indian-origin entrepreneur and singer Chandrika Tandon won her first Grammy for her album Triveni in the best new era, surroundings, or chant album category at the 67th Grammy Awards at Los Angeles. He shared the honor with his colleagues, South African Floatist Vautter Kelmanman and Japanese cellist Iru Matsumoto.

While sharing photos from the award night on Instagram, Tandon expressed his gratitude. He wrote, “@Racordingacademy Grammys Week Day 5 – Our colleague album was honored to get a grammy for Tritini. A moment that reminds me that music is love, music ignites light within all of us. , And even in our dark days, music spreads happiness and laughter. All our life love can be covered in Laughter (SIC).

After winning the award, he told the recording academy, “We had such a wonderful nominee in the category. The fact that we won. It is actually an additional special moment for us. Was a brilliant musician who was nominated with us. “

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared the post while congratulating Chandrika Tandon for her Grammy victory. He wrote, “Congratulations to @chandrikatandon to win Grammy for Album Triveni. We are very proud of his achievements as an entrepreneur, philanthropist and Tockers, music!

Chandrika Tandon is a global business leader and the elder sister of former PepsiCo CEO Indra Noyoi. He studied at Pali -Badhi and Madras Christian College in Chennai. Tandon has received a master’s degree from IIM Ahmedabad.