There is no `other' Abheda
 

Non dualistic philosophy of Kashmir Shaivism and its relation to performative aspects of Indian ClassicalDance

by Dr. Advaitavadini Kaul,HOD Kala Kosha, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the A

TUESDAY 5 - 7

 

FESTIVAL  ■ C.D. DESHMUKH AUDITORIUM FROM 09:30 TO 20:00

To Mark International Women’s Day 2019

 

The 15th IAWRT Asian Women’s Film Festival: 5 to 7 March 2019

The 15th edition of the festival brings together a collection of over 50 films from 20 countries, directed by women filmmakers of Asian origin. The festival includes animated films, students’ films and experimental films and curated segments on Childhood, Female gaze, Seven Sisters and Soundphiles. Highlights of the festival include a special country focus on Georgia and an art installation embodying the female storyteller, the Bioscopwaali

 

Organised in collaboration with International Association of Women in Radio &Television, India Chapter; National Foundation for India; Oxfam India; Tech Mahindra Foundation; Goethe Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan; Friedrich Ebert Stiftung; UN Women; Georgia National Film Center; Embassy of Israel; Cinestaan; and others

 

Screenings will be held in the Auditorium on 5, 6 and 7 March 2019 from 09:30 onwards. Filmmakers from India, Georgia, Israel, Bangladesh, Turkey and Sweden will be present to join in post-screening discussions 

 

For detail screening schedule, kindly please log onto www.iawrtindia.blogspot.in and www.iicdelhi.in

 

TUESDAY 5 - 7

 

FESTIVAL  ■ C.D. DESHMUKH AUDITORIUM FROM 09:30 TO 20:00

To Mark International Women’s Day 2019

 

The 15th IAWRT Asian Women’s Film Festival: 5 to 7 March 2019

The 15th edition of the festival brings together a collection of over 50 films from 20 countries, directed by women filmmakers of Asian origin. The festival includes animated films, students’ films and experimental films and curated segments on Childhood, Female gaze, Seven Sisters and Soundphiles. Highlights of the festival include a special country focus on Georgia and an art installation embodying the female storyteller, the Bioscopwaali

 

Organised in collaboration with International Association of Women in Radio &Television, India Chapter; National Foundation for India; Oxfam India; Tech Mahindra Foundation; Goethe Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan; Friedrich Ebert Stiftung; UN Women; Georgia National Film Center; Embassy of Israel; Cinestaan; and others

 

Screenings will be held in the Auditorium on 5, 6 and 7 March 2019 from 09:30 onwards. Filmmakers from India, Georgia, Israel, Bangladesh, Turkey and Sweden will be present to join in post-screening discussions 

 

For detail screening schedule, kindly please log onto www.iawrtindia.blogspot.in and www.iicdelhi.in

 

Naada Sangaman

 

Presented by Delhi R. Sridhar on violin; Kumbakonam N. Padmanaban on mridangam; Elathur N. Hari Narayanan on Ghatam; and P. Adithya Narayan on kanjira

 

 

 

(Collaboration: Gayathri Fine Arts)

Mughal-e-Azam (The Great Mughal)

(197 min; 1960; dvd; colour; Hindi)

Director: K. Asif

 

With Prithviraj Kapoor, Dilip Kumar, Madhubala, Durga Khote

 

Recipient of the National Film Award for Best Feature Film, 9th National Film Awards 1961; Filmfare Awards for best Film, Best Dialogue & Best Cinematography, 8th Filmfare Awards 1961

 

Re-visiting a cinema classic, considered one of Bollywood’s most iconic film and the highest-grossing Indian film of all time. It was the first Hindi film in black-and-white to be digitally coloured and released in 2004, it tells the story of 16th century doomed lovers, rebellious Prince Salim and court dancer Anarkali

 

(Collaboration: Anupama Productions; and with the support of Shemaroo Entertainment)

 

 

A Tale of Wonder: Kathakautukam

Illustrated lecture by Ambassador A.N.D. Haksar based on his recently published translation of Srivara’s classic Biblical story that travels across regions and time-ultimately reaching medieval India where it is transformed by Shaivite overtones

 

(Collaboration: India Harmony Foundation)

Aaj Kavita
 

Astbhuja Shukla (Basti); Shankaranad (Khagaria); Jitendra Srivastava (Delhi); and Poonam Arora (Delhi)

 

(Collaboration: The Raza Foundation)

The Poetry Society (India) Annual Lecture

 

Does Poetry Redress Anymore?

Speaker: Shri K. Jaykumar, well-known Malayali poet and former Chief Secretary, Government of Kerala

 

Chair: Dr. Lakshmi Kannan

 

(Collaboration: The Poetry Society, India)

Understanding Anxiety Disorders
 

Speakers: Dr. Nand Kumar, psychiatrist, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS); and Ms Manavi Khurana, Founder & Counselling Psychologist, Karma Center for Counselling & Wellbeing

 

Moderator: Shubha Menon

 

(Collaboration: You, Me & Mental Health)

 

Fake News and the Lok Sabha Elections
 

Speakers: Shri R. Sukumar, Editor, The Hindustan Times; Shri Justice A.K. Sikri, Judge, Supreme Court of India; Ms Ankhi Das, Director-India, South Asia and Central Asia, Facebook (tbc); Ms Divya Spandana, Social Media Head, Indian National Congress (tbc); and Shri Amit Malviya, Social Media Head, Bharatiya Janata Party (tbc)

 

Moderator: Shri Tobby Simon, Founder President, Synergia Foundation

 

An incumbent national leadership that must win at all costs or face political humiliation and oblivion. A national party that must reclaim its fading glory or be banished for another 5 years in the political wilderness. Regional satraps whose soaring ambitions see themselves as being more than just kingmakers. The world’s largest electorate population of more than 900 million, riven by caste and communal considerations. Add to this incendiary mix fake news and you have the making of a brutal, no-holds-barred, and potentially violent Elections 2019. The discussion will focus on finding the most appropriate solutions—technological, regulatory, and informed citizenry—to combat the bane of fake news or at the least minimize its impact on the country’s general elections

 

(Collaboration: Synergia Foundation)