Recent Violence on Africans in India: Preventive Mechanisms
21 September 2016, 05:30 am
Recent Violence on Africans in India: Preventive Mechanisms
Programme Type
Discussions
Recent Violence on Africans in India: Preventive Mechanisms
Panelists: Dr. Kavita A. Sharma, President, South Asian University; Amb. Shashank; Amb. Virendra Gupta; Prof. Aparajita Biswas, Mumbai University; Prof. S. N. Malakar, Jawaharlal Nehru University; Dr. B.K. Prathihari, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi; Prof. Suresh Kumar, University of Delhi; Ms Ruchita Beri, Institute for Defence Studies and Analysis; Dr. Nivedita Ray, Indian Council of World Affairs; Shri Mahesh; and Shri Kallol Bhattacharya
Moderator: Prof. Ajay Dubey, Centre for African Studies
(Collaboration: Centre for African Studies, School of International Studies, JNU; and African Studies Association of India)
Shiva Kshetra: Thanjavur & Varanasi
21 September 2016, 05:30 am
Shiva Kshetra: Thanjavur & Varanasi
Programme Type
Cultural
Shiva Kshetra: Thanjavur & Varanasi
The evening will present Shiva as Brihadeshwara and Shiva as Vishwanath in two styles – Bharatanatyam and Kathak
Bharatanatyam by Sathyanarayana Raju from Bangalore, disciple of the late Guru Narmada
Kathak by Abhimanyu Lal from Delhi, son and disciple of Guru Smt Geetanjali Lal
Conceptualised and executed by Dr. Usha R.K., Arts Consultant
ART MATTERS
20 September 2016, 05:30 am
ART MATTERS
Programme Type
Discussions
DISCUSSION ? SEMINAR ROOMS II & III, KAMALADEVI COMPLEX AT 18:30
ART MATTERS
In Conversation
Salima Hashmi and Sadanand Menon
On the occasion of Salima Hashmi’s exhibition at Gallery Threshold
(Collaboration: The Raza Foundation)
Hasya Kavita ki Ek Shaam - An Evening with Dr. Ashok Chakradhar
20 September 2016, 05:30 am
Hasya Kavita ki Ek Shaam - An Evening with Dr. Ashok Chakradhar
Programme Type
Cultural
TUESDAY 20
READINGS ? MULTIPURPOSE HALL, KAMALADEVI COMPLEX AT 18:30
Hasya Kavita ki Ek Shaam - An Evening with Dr. Ashok Chakradhar
Chair: Dr. Nirmala Jain, Former Head, Department of Hindi, University of Delhi
(Collaboration: The Poetry Society, India)
Bangladesh Today
17 September 2016, 05:30 am
Bangladesh Today
Programme Type
Seminars
Speakers: Shri Deb Mukharji, former High Commissioner to Bangladesh ;Mr. Tariq Karim, former Bangladesh High Commissioner to India ; and Shri Shantanu Mukharji, Security Analyst
Chair: Maj. Gen. Dipankar Banerji
In recent days Bangladesh has been the focus of international attention and comment following the killings of foreigners and Bangladeshi Muslim youth seen to be non-conformist in an upmarket restaurant in Dhaka. There are questions as to whether this and other recent killings of secular/liberal Muslim intellectuals and members of Hindu/Buddhist minorities may be linked to the influence the Islamic State. Some analysts have wondered if the surge in such violence may not be linked to the stern action taken by the Bangladesh government against fundamentalist elements and the execution of those convicted and sentenced in the ongoing War Crimes Trial. Even as social and economic indicators in Bangladesh continue to mark a healthy trend, politics seems to be mired in unresolved issued from the past
Ode to M.S. Subbulakshmi, The Nightingale
16 September 2016, 05:30 am
Ode to M.S. Subbulakshmi, The Nightingale
Programme Type
Cultural
FRIDAY 16
PERFORMANCE ?SEMINAR ROOMS I TO III, KAMALADEVI COMPLEX AT 18:30
Ode to M.S. Subbulakshmi, The Nightingale
Lakshmi Vishwanathan, renowned Dancer and author will present a moving tribute to M.S. Subbulakshmi on her 100th birthday. Her talk will be highlighted by select favourites sung by "Melody Queen" Shubashri Ramachandran
(Collaboration: Roli Books)
OPEN FRAME FILM FESTIVAL AND FORUM 2016
16 September 2016, 05:30 am
OPEN FRAME FILM FESTIVAL AND FORUM 2016
Programme Type
Festivals
OPEN FRAME FILM FESTIVAL AND FORUM 2016
The sixteenth edition of Open Frame Film Festival and Forum is about reflections and ruminations. It is about acknowledging our diverse, complex and multiple histories and confronting critical questions about our times. Memory, nostalgia, history, image making, storytelling and hope are recurrent themes which will provide varied contexts for engaging with the idea of India in its many embodiments. The films and conversations will highlight the perils of single stories and narratives and the need to reclaim and embrace our vibrant diversities. Located among the stories of conflict, are also stories of courage, passion, syncretism, human effort, change and transformation that point to directions for our collective, shared futures.
The festival includes workshops, discussions, and conversations. For details of the festival and screening schedules, kindly please log onto www.psbt.org and www.iicdelhi.in
(Collaboration: Public Service Broadcasting Trust; Doordarshan; and External Publicity and Public Diplomacy Division, Ministry of External Affairs)