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JASHN E ADAB (17 to 19 Feb 2017)

 
 
Jashn e  Adab  –  Poetry Festival
 
 
 
Inauguration By Shamsur Rehman Faruqi and Krishna Sobti
 
 
 
Followed by Ghazals by Ustaad Ahmed Hussain and Mohd. Hussain
 

Main aur mera Samay

 
 
Speaker: Smt Maitreyi Pushpa,Vice Chairperson, Hindi Akadami Delhi; a noted fiction writer of Hindi and author of 10 novels, including Alma Kabutari, Jhoola Nat, Kasturi Kundal Base and Gudiya Bheetar Gudiya; and 7 short story collections including Fighter ki Diary, Goma Hansti Hai, Lalmaniya have been highly acclaimed 
 
Her awards include: SAARC Literary Award, Sahitya Kriti Samman and Premchand Samman
 
(Collaboration: Indian Society for Authors)

Liberal Arts in the 21st Century: Modern Questions, Ancient Answers

FRIDAY 17
 
TALK  ? SEMINAR ROOMS II& III, KAMALADEVI COMPLEX AT 17:30
 
Speaker: Professor Tamar Szabó Gendler, Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Yale University and Vincent J. Scully Professor of Philosophy and also Professor Psychology and Cognitive Science, Yale
 
(Collaboration: Ashoka University)

Sitar Recital

 
 
By Mehtab Ali Niazi from Delhi, son and disciple of   Ustad Mohsin Ali Khan

The WISCOMP Saahas Awards

 
 
 
 
The Awards for Heroes of Courage and Women Change Agents recognizes the exemplary work of young Indians who chose to act against violence that women experience in both public and private spaces. The women, men and  transgenders, who will be felicitated, come from diverse contexts but they are all committed to one cause: an India where girls and women have access to equal rights and where there is zero tolerance for gender-based violence
 
(Collaboration WISCOMP)
 

Indonesia, the Fulcrum of South East Asia: In which Direction is it Moving?

 
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Speaker: Dr. Dewi Fortuna Anwar, a leading Indonesian scholar and Secretary to the Vice-President of Indonesia
 
Chair: Prof. Baladas Ghoshal
 
(Collaboration: Society for Indian Ocean Studies and ICCR)

CREEDS OF OUR TIMES

WEDNESDAY 15
 
FILM  ? C.D. DESHMUKH AUDITORIUM AT 18:30
 
Curated by Rajiv Mehrotra
 
Lost Horizon(USA)
134 min; 1937; dvd; b/w; English)
Director: Frank Capra
 
Recipient of the Oscar Award for Best Art Direction & Best Film, Academy Awards 1938; and National Film Registry, National Film Preservation Board 2016
 
Classic film based on James Hilton’s best-selling novel about the enchanted paradise of Shangri-la, where time stands still
 
(Collaboration: Foundation for Universal Responsibility of His Holiness the Dalai Lama)
 
 
 

Across the Threshold of India: Women, Art and Culture

 
 
TALK  ? SEMINAR ROOMS II & III, KAMALADEVI COMPLEX AT 18:30
 
Speaker: Dr. Martha Strawn is a Fulbright Scholar and photographer who has worked for thirty-five years on the practice, and the history and meaning of the threshold diagrams of India. Since 1977 she has revisited areas seven times, visually tracking variations in the practice as the Indian culture changed. She worked with women in neighbourhoods and villages, as well as, with Indian scholars in North and South India to create a visual and textual testament to the importance of the threshold diagrams as is chronicled in her book, Across the Threshold of India: Women, Art and Culture
 
Chair: Dr Sharada Nayak
 
(Organised by the IIC International Research Division)

ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH SERIES

TALK  ? CONFERENCE ROOM I AT 18:30
 
 
Air Travel and My Health
Series Moderator: Dr. Naresh Gupta, Director-Professor, Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi
 
Keynote Speaker: Shri J.S. Rawat, Joint Director General, Directorate General of Civil Aviation
 
Panelists: Dr. Jyotsna Agarwal, Assistant Professor, Army Medical College; Dr. Neeraj Gupta, Senior Medical Officer, DGHS, GNCTD; Dr. T.K. Joshi, Consultant and Expert in Occupational Health and Safety; and Dr. Naresh Gupta, Director Professor, MAMC 
 
(Collaboration: Health Environment Foundation in association with Consumers India)

True Friends – Zoltán Kodály and Béla Bartók

 
 
A Piano recital by Prof. Balazs Fueleii on the occasion of the 50th death anniversary of Zoltan Kodaly
 
The programme includes works by Kodaly and Bela Bartok
  
(Collaboration: Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre)
 
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