Celebrating Tagore with Mastermosai: Mohavishwe Mohaakashe – Man and the Universe

23 November 2018, 05:30 am
Celebrating Tagore with Mastermosai: Mohavishwe Mohaakashe – Man and the Universe
Programme Type
Cultural
Celebrating Tagore with Mastermosai: Mohavishwe Mohaakashe – Man and the Universe
 
The programme will pay tribute to the great teacher and thinker, Shri Sudhir Chanda. He himself will be present to sing and the evening will conclude with a thematic programme compiled by him to be presented by his group, Rabigeetika. The relationship between Human and Universe  will be presented with Tagore's songs, interspersed with his writings 
 
(Collaboration: Robigeetika) 

CULTURE AND HERITAGE

22 November 2018, 05:30 am
CULTURE AND HERITAGE
Programme Type
Talks
CULTURE AND HERITAGE
 
Moving With The Seasons: Interconnectedness of nature and culture in the landscape of the pastoral nomadic Korzokpa of Changthang
Speaker: Tara Sharma, co-founder of the recently established Jungwa Foundation, a non-profit company which promotes nature culture conservation for the well being of communities and the ecosystems they inhabit.  The Foundation is currently developing a program in Korzok linking conservation with local livelihoods
 
The vast plains of Changthang (Northern Plains) in trans Himalayan Ladakh, is home to the Changpas, a pastoral nomadic community who roam the rangelands with their yak, horses, sheep and specifically the pashm producing changra (northern goats). The Korzokpa are one of three groups of Changpas - the others being the Kharnakpa and Samadpa – each of whom migrate within a well defined territory. Using the nature-culture approach for heritage conservation, fieldwork was carried out to identify the natural, cultural and social values embodied in the landscape. The talk draws on this to explore the complex web of belief systems, cultural practices, traditional land management and knowledge systems that have shaped the Korzokpas interface with nature 
 

THE IIC DOUBLE BILL DANCE CONCERT

22 November 2018, 05:30 am
THE IIC DOUBLE BILL DANCE CONCERT
Programme Type
Cultural
THE IIC  DOUBLE BILL DANCE CONCERT 
 
Kuchipudi Recital 
By Sneha Sasikumar from Hyderabad, disciple of  Guru Vempati Chinna Sathyam, Vempati Ravi Shankar & Dr Anuradha Jonnalagadda
  
Followed by
 
At 19:00
Odissi Duet Recital
By Yamini Dikshit and Chikirsha Mohanty from Delhi, disciple of Smt Madhavi Mudgal 

THE IIC BAITHAKI

20 November 2018, 05:30 am
THE IIC BAITHAKI
Programme Type
Cultural
THE IIC BAITHAKI 
 
Carnatic Violin and Mridangam Recital
 
On Violin by Charumathi Raghuraman from Chennai, disciple of Prof. T. N. Krishnan  
On Mridangam by Anantha R. Krishnan from Chennai, grandson and disciple of Vidwan Shri  Palghat  R. Raghu 

MAHATMA GANDHI: 150 YEARS

20 November 2018, 05:30 am
MAHATMA GANDHI: 150 YEARS
Programme Type
Talks
MAHATMA GANDHI: 150  YEARS
 
Gandhi Matters: Truth from the Beginning to the Mahatma
Speaker: Dr. Ganesh Devy, a literary scholar and cultural activist, who writes in three languages – Marathi, Gujarati and English 
 
(Collaboration: Raza Foundation)

The German Piano Duo: Pianotainment

19 November 2018, 05:30 am
The German Piano Duo: Pianotainment
Programme Type
Cultural
The German Piano Duo: Pianotainment
 
Pianotainment® stands for a brilliant all-round piano show with plenty of fun! Sparkling wit, four handed virtuosity and wacky entertainment create a fascinating concert experience for young and old alike 

 
(Collaboration: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany) 

In Conversation

19 November 2018, 05:30 am
In Conversation
Programme Type
Discussions
In Conversation 
Carnatic musicians, violinist Charumathi Raghuraman and mridangist Anantha R Krishnan both from Chennai will engage in a conversation with tabla artist Shambhunath Bhattacharjee and Hindustani violinist, Asghar Hussain both from Delhi
 
Moderator: Justin McCarthy, dancer and musician 

Carnatic Music – Vocal and Instrumental Recitals

18 November 2018, 05:30 am
Carnatic Music – Vocal and Instrumental Recitals
Programme Type
Cultural
Carnatic Music – Vocal and Instrumental Recitals
Presenting budding young talents
 
(Collaboration: Gayathri Fine Arts)

Round table Commemorating International Press Day on Fake News - Issues before Media & Democracy

17 November 2018, 05:30 am
Round table Commemorating International Press Day on Fake News - Issues before Media & Democracy
Programme Type
Seminars
Round table Commemorating International Press Day on Fake News - Issues before Media & Democracy

Inauguration by Chief Guest: Hon'ble Justice B.N. Srikrishna (Retd.), Judge Supreme Court of India
Welcome Address: Sunil Dang, Editor in Chief Dayafter International

Presentation on issues of Fake News V.K. Cherian, Managing Editor of  `fakenewsbusster.in'
Launching of website of `fakenewsbusster.in'

Keynote Address -  Editor Speaks: Dr. Sanjay Baru, former Media Advisor, PMO
Address by Guest of Honour: Shri P.K. Malhotra, Former Law Secretary

Chief Guest Address
Introductory Remarks on the Round Table: Dr. G. Venkatesh Rao, Advocate Supreme Court of India

on Challenges Before the Media 
A full-day seminar that focuses on the different issues thrown up by the phenomenon of Fake News 
 
 
 
 

India Remembers Octavio Paz

17 November 2018, 05:30 am
India Remembers Octavio Paz
India Remembers Octavio Paz
 
 
 
17 November  2018, 16:00 onwards
 
Re-imagining  Octavio Paz
 
An exhibition of graphic posters by young designers and artists
 
Inauguration by Mexican writer, Alberto Ruy Sanchez and Indian modern master, Krishen Khanna
 
Book Launch: India Remembers Octavio Paz
 
 
 
Followed by a panel discussion: Remembering Paz
 
Panelists: Krishen Khanna, Alberto Ruy Sanchez, Ashok Vajpeyi, Gulam Mohd. Sheikh, Mohit Gujral
 
 
 
19 November, 16:45 onwards
 
Launch of the book: Octavio Paz and India: Enduring Resonances
 
Speakers: Prof. Ranjeeva Ranjan, University of Hyderabad; Dr. Jandhyala Prabhakar Rao/Shri Mohammad Shoukat Hayat, University of Hyderabad; and Mr. Santiago Ruy Sanchez
 
 
 
Followed by Seminar: Octavio Paz: Exploring the Labyrinth
 
Panelists: Carlos Varona on Octavio Paz, an all-encompassing vision; K. Satchidanandan on Poetry as History and Apocalypse;  Minni Sawhney on the Conjunctions and Disjunctions of Octavio Paz; Subhro Bandhopadhyay on The Monkey Grammarian, a poem for the future; and Shyama Prasad Ganguly on Paz and India: Some Personal Reflections
 
 
 
25 November, 19:00 onwards
 
Film Screening: The Labyrinth of Octavio Paz
 
 
 
(Collaboration: The Raza Foundation; Embassy of Mexico; and Cervantes Institute, Delhi))