PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
 
The exhibition commemorates the restoration of Poland’s independence and sovereignty in 1918 as the Second Polish Republic. Following the partition of Poland by the Prussian, Russian and Austro-Hungarian empires in the late 18th century, Poland ceased to exist as an independent, united entity for 123 years until the end of World War I. Polish military interventions and the fall of the erstwhile empires allowed the divided country to reunite and re-emerge as an independent state.
 
On view are digital copies of archive photographs, documents and texts.
 

 (Collaboration: Embassy of Poland; and Polish Institute, New Delhi)

Meet the Artist

Bose Krishnamachari, artist and curator, and the co-founder and President of Kochi Biennale will speak on The Indian Biennale

Bose Krishnamachari is an artist and independent curator, living and working between Mumbai and Kochi. His diverse artistic and curatorial practice includes drawing, painting, sculpture, design, installation and architecture. He was Artistic Director and Co-Curator of India’s first Biennale – The Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2012, Director of Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2014, 2016 and 2018, and is President of the Kochi Biennale Foundation

(Collaboration: J.D. Centre of Arts)

Zoom Registration: https://zoom.us/j/95126777268
Meeting ID: 951 2677 7268

PHYSICAL PROGRAMME

Hindustani Vocal Recital

By Ghulam Hasan Khan from Delhi, disciple of Ustad Ghulam Sadiq Khan

Accompanied by Junaid Hasan (tanpura and vocal support); Zakir Dholpuri (harmonium); and Romaan Khan (tabla)

At 19:00

Bharatanatyam Recital

By Shreyasi Gopinath from Delhi, disciple of Guru Saroja Vaidyanathan and the late Guru Jamuna Krishnan

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• Physical programmes will be held as per the Covid -19 guidelines with 50% seating capacity in the C.D. Deshmukh Auditorium for cultural programmes
• Wearing of face masks is mandatory and will be strictly enforced. Entry will not be permitted to anyone not wearing a mask
• Audiences are requested to arrive at the venues, at least 30 minutes prior to the programmes in order to facilitate the screening process at the Door
• There will be separate doors earmarked for Entry and Exit

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PHYSICAL PROGRAMME

Preventing Diabetes and its Complications – How can we meet this challenge?

Illustrated lecture by Dr. S.V. Madhu, Director-Professor and Head, Dept. of Endocrinology, Head, Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology & Metabolism, University College of Medical Sciences and GTB Hospital, Delhi

Chair: Dr. Ashwani Kumar

India has the second largest number of cases of diabetes mellitus in the world today, affecting over 80 million people. An equal number also have prediabetes who are at a significantly higher risk of diabetes. This alarming rise in the prevalence of diabetes and its associated complications such as kidney disease, heart attacks and strokes cause a major strain on the individual, society, the health system and the economy of our country. Attention needs to be focused on prevention of this silent killer and public awareness can go a long way in meeting this challenge effectively.

From 14:00 to 16:30 hrs: Random Blood Sugar Testing will be conducted for all those interested in Seminar Room I

Second lecture in a new monthly series of medical presentations on early signs, prevention and management of diseases/conditions in common medical perspectives by eminent medical consultants. Conceptualised by Dr. Ashwani Kumar.

Kindly please make a note

• Physical programmes will be held as per the Covid -19 guidelines with 50% seating capacity in the hall for cultural programmes
• Wearing of face masks is mandatory and will be strictly enforced. Entry will not be permitted to anyone not wearing a mask
• Audiences are requested to arrive at the venues, at least 30 minutes prior to the programmes in order to facilitate the screening process at the Door
• There will be separate doors earmarked for Entry and Exit

We request audiences to kindly abide by the above regulations

Conservation for the Community

A talk by Ratish Nanda, Conservation Architect and CEO, Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) in India. The presentation of initiatives will explain how conservation effort can be coupled with socio-economic development measures to improve the quality of life for local communities

The talk will be followed by a dialogue with Anisha Shekhar Mukherji, Conservation Architect, author and Visiting Faculty, School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi

The fourth programme in the bi-monthly series structured around dialogues that endeavor to present the role of architecture in contribution positively to society and to culture. Conceptualised by Anisha Shekhar Mukherji, the series, through interactions with practitioners and scholars, intends to engage with a wide variety of people – professionals and lay-persons alike

Speakers: Shri N. Ram, former Editor-in-Chief, The Hindu; Prof. S. Trilochan Sastry, formerly Dean (Academic), India Institute of Management, Bangalore and chairman, Association for Democratic Reforms; and Shri Prithviraj D. Chavan, former Chief Minister of Maharashtra and former Union Minister

Moderator: Suhas Borker

(Collaboration: Working Group on Alternative Strategies)

HYBRID MODE

A two-day seminar organised in collaboration with World Buddhist Culture Trust.

Speakers at the seminar include Dr. Sudhamahi Reghunathan; Prof. Mohini Mullick; Prof. Vijay Tankha; Fr. Dr. K.M. George; Dr. Zakaria Abbas; Prof. Akhlaq A. ‘Ahan’; Lama Doboom Tulku etc.

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Over 178,000 girls have applied for admission to the National Defense Academy (Khadakwasla). The entrance test will be held on 14^th November 2021.This follows a recent Supreme Court judgement that lifted the decade old ban on women getting permanent commission in the armed forces, a ban that was imposed by a patriarchal mindset.

 Five women officers took the matter to the Supreme Court. All of them and Advocate Pooja Dhar who led the legal team in the ten-year battle will be speaking at the webinar. The dialogue will also address the issue of the unfinished task of women’s empowerment.

In Conversation with Commander Prasanna Edayilliam, formerly Air Traffic Controller, the Indian Navy; Commander Sumita Balooni, formerly with the Indian Navy who has trained thousands of Officer Cadets in the Defence Forces and presently Neuro Leadership Coach; Dr. (Commander) Puja Chhabra Sharma, academician with over 30 years of experience including 14 years as a pioneering woman commissioned officer in the Logistics Branch of the Indian Navy; Commander Saroj Dhaka, served in the Indian Navy for 14 years and was the first woman officer to serve in the Navy Special Forces; she founded ESMC in 2010, the first Indian company to venture into maritime security; Commander R. Prasanna, joined the Indian Navy in 1992 and was serving as Commander (Logistics) when she left in 2006; Advocate Pooja Dhar

 Moderators: Advocate Deepa Joseph, President, Disaster Management Collective, New Delhi; and Amb. K.P. Fabian, Distinguished Fellow, Symbiosis University

A weekly screening of four award winning children’s films organized in collaboration with Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, New Delhi to celebrate National Children’s Day. Screenings will be held every Saturday and Sunday in November 2021. Each film will be accessible for a period of 36 hours from Saturday 9 am to Sunday 11.55 pm. The registration link for accessing the weekly screenings is given below.

Romy’s Salon (The Netherlands) | (90 min; 2019; Dutch with English Subtitles)

Director: Mischa Kamp

Multiple award winner including ECFA Award & Golden Poznan Goat for Best Feature Film for Children, Ale Kino! – International Young Audience Film Festival 2019; Cinekid Film Award for Best Dutch Family Film, Cinekid 2019; Children’s Jury Prize for Best Film & Professional Jury Prize for Best Film, Tel Aviv International Children’s Film Festival 2019; among others

Inspired by the novel of the same name from Dutch writer Tamara Bos, Romy’s Salon plunges us into the daily life of Stine and Romy, between the hair salon and the grandmother’s apartment upstairs, where the granddaughter stays after school as her parents, currently in the process of getting divorced, cannot look after her. In Romy’s Salon, we observe the world from a child’s height, and quickly come to understand that grandmother and granddaughter in fact do not know each other well and that neither of them is happy about this cohabitation. But when Stine starts to make mistakes when giving clients their change, putting plates away in the toaster and sleep in her nightgown in the middle of the afternoon —Romy realises that she is going to have to take care of Stine, and not the other way around. Slowly a bond begins to develop between the grandmother and the granddaughter… 

Screening schedule and online registration to access the films:  https://player.eyefilm.nl/en/familyfilm