BHOOMI 2016
BHOOMI 2016
Healing our Planet, Healing our Body
Panel discussions and films on Climate Change, Biodiversity, Agro-ecology; Food and Health
AT 17:30
Cultural Evening
Performance by Tadpole Artists Collective
A Harmony Recital
Songs by Vidya Rao, renowned Thumri and Classical singer
Songs by Tenzin Choegyal
(Collaboration: Navdanya; Institut Français India; and SOL)
South Asia State of Minorities Report 2016: Mapping the Terrain
Release of the book followed by a discussion
The book will be released by Prof. Muchkund Dubey, Council for Social Development
Speakers/Authors: Sajjad Hassan, Editor, Misaal – Centre for Equity Studies; Omar Sadr, South Asian University, New Delhi (Afghanistan); Naaz Khair, Minority Rights researcher and activist, India
Discussants: Rita Manchanda, South Asia Forum for Human Rights and Ravi Nair, South Asian Human Rights Documentation Centre
‘South Asia State of Minorities Report 2016: Mapping the Terrain’, seeks to systematically document and track the condition of South Asia’s minorities and their access to rights as citizens, in order to build a body of evidence, and spur public debate on the subject, in the region. The report, jointly authored by a group of research and advocacy groups from across South Asia – calling themselves The South Asia Collective - aspires to contribute to advocacy for establishing South Asia-wide minority rights standards, instruments and mechanisms, and also galvanise the region's civil society, around minority rights protection and promotion, in order to encourage state parties to adopt and enforce those instruments
INDIA-US RELATIONS AND THE US ELECTIONS
AN INTERACTION WITH AMBASSADOR TIMOTHY ROEHMER, FORMER US AMBASSADOR TO INDIA
CHAIR: AMBASSADOR LALIT MANSINGH
1730 – 1800 TEA & COFFEE
1800 – 1805 REMARKS BY CHAIR
1805 – 1820 PRESENTATION BY AMBASSADOR TIMOTHY ROEHMER
1820 – 1920 DISCUSSION
1920 – 1930 VOTE OF THANKS BY AMBASSADOR H.K. SINGH (DG, DPG)
(COLLABORATION: FORUM FOR STRATEGIC INITIATIVES AND DELHI POLICY GROUP)
An Evening of Indo-Persian Poetry in Dastan – Goi Style
AS PART OF THIS EXHIBITION THERE WILL BE A PROGRAMME ON 28 SEPTEMBER 2016 AT 18:30 IN THE MULTIPURPOSE HALL
An Evening of Indo-Persian Poetry in Dastan – Goi Style
A selection from Indo-Persian poetry through the centuries will be read by performers with a narrator providing facts and background details of the works being read. The passages selected will represent a historical chronology of the influence of Persian in Indian literary writing
BHOOMI 2016
BHOOMI 2016
Healing our Planet, Healing our Body
Panel discussions and films on Climate Change, Biodiversity, Agro-ecology; Food and Health
AT 17:30
Cultural Evening
Performance by Tadpole Artists Collective
A Harmony Recital
Songs by Vidya Rao, renowned Thumri and Classical singer
Songs by Tenzin Choegyal
On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti and UN International Day of Non Violence
Dastan- e –Gandhi
A narration on the life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi in the tradition of Dastangoi
By Fouzia Dastango and Fazal Rashid
Followed by a Musical Rendition
By Students of Springdales School, Pusa Road
(Collaboration: The Sarvodya International Trust)
India and Central Asia - Past, Present and Future
India and Central Asia - Past, Present and Future
Speaker: Shri Ashok Sajjanhar, President, Institute of Global Studies, Former Ambassador of India to Kazakhstan, Sweden and Latvia, Former Secretary/Principal Executive Officer, National Foundation for Communal Harmony, Government of India
Chair: Shri K. Raghunath
Hindustani Vocal Recital
Hindustani Vocal Recital
By Dhananjay Joshi from Nanded, Maharashtra, disciple of Pt. Ramesh Kanole and Pt. Ajay Pohankar
With Manish Kanole on tabla and Devendra Sharma on harmonium
To Mark World Heart Day 2016
Empowering People to be Heart Healthy
Main Speakers: Dr.Anita Khalil and Dr. A. S. Dave
President & Co Chair: Dr. S. Padmavati and Dr. M. Khalilullah
Check-up of BP, Weight, and BMI
Screening of videos on Diet, Smoking, and Exercise
(Collaboration: All India Heart Foundation)
Jashn – E – Aman 2016: Take a Step Towards an Inclusive City
A 12 day peace festival presented by STEP Trust from 21 September to 2 October 2016
In Focus: The Unexplored Paradise – North East India
17:00 – 18:30 – Panel discussion & short film screening: Seeds of Hope Ripples of Peace
Health - Inspirational Story of the Boat Clinics of Assam – Speaker: Sanjoy Hazarika, Director, Centre for North East Studies and Policy Research, Jamia Millia Islamia
Migration and North East Students in Delhi Stand Up Against Discrimination – Speaker: Binalakshmi Nephram, Humanitarian, author and civil rights activist on disarmament movement
Overview of Education in North East India and Its Impact on Conflict and A Way Out – Speaker: Dr. Aparajita Sharma, Research Officer, Right to Education Forum
Chair: Shreya Jani, Managing Trustee, STEP Trust
18:30 – 19:00: The Unexplored Paradise: Improvising and Dramatised Poetry and Folk stories from North East India
Presented by Lunar Energy Theatre Group, directed by Jaya Iyer
19:00 – 20:00: Manipuri Folk Music by Rewben Mashangva
Folk musician and singer from Manipur, Rewben is credited with reviving the musical traditions of the Tangkhul Naga of Manipur and the use of traditional musical instruments
