SUMMER FESTIVAL OF MUSIC AND DANCE: 24 AND 25 JUNE 2015
Carnatic Vocal Recital
By B. Lakshmy Surya Teja from Vishakhapatnam, disciple of Isai Peroli Dr. Pantula Rama
At 19:00
Santoor Recital
By Shruti Adhikari from Bhopal, disciple of Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma
By B. Lakshmy Surya Teja from Vishakhapatnam, disciple of Isai Peroli Dr. Pantula Rama
At 19:00
Santoor Recital
By Shruti Adhikari from Bhopal, disciple of Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma
Control Your Heart Rhythms with Pranayam
A lecture-demonstration to promote coherence in heart’s rhythms for faster responses and better performance under Stress for Self Effectiveness
Speaker: Shri Rajendra Kumar Palhan, CEO, Delhi School of Yoga, Yoga Ratna
Speaker: Shri Rajendra Kumar Palhan, CEO, Delhi School of Yoga, Yoga Ratna
The Price of Providence (USA
(60 min; 2014; dvd; English)
Director: Merajur Rahman Baruah who will introduce the film
Screening will be followed by a discussion
Dwayne Provience lost everything after being wrongfully convicted of murder in Detroit. He regained his freedom after a decade in prison, but his fight for justice continues
Director: Merajur Rahman Baruah who will introduce the film
Screening will be followed by a discussion
Dwayne Provience lost everything after being wrongfully convicted of murder in Detroit. He regained his freedom after a decade in prison, but his fight for justice continues
Celebrating Legendary Poets: Jibanananda Das
Speakers: Prabal Kumar Basu; Radha Chakravarty; Ranjit Kumar Saha; Sudeep Sen; and Mandira Ghosh
Chair: Shri Nirmal Kanti Bhattacharjee
Chair: Shri Nirmal Kanti Bhattacharjee
DNA @ 70 (CANCELLED)
CANCELLED
Decoding Human Genomes on a Population Scale
Speaker: Prof. Shankar Balasubramanian, University of Cambridge
Decoding Human Genomes on a Population Scale
Speaker: Prof. Shankar Balasubramanian, University of Cambridge
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
Dr. Lokesh Chandra, President, Indian Council for Cultural Relations; Dr. Subhash C. Malik, former UGC Professor; Prof. Nalini Thakur, School of Planning and Architecture; and Amb. Shyam Saran, Chairman, Research & Information System for Developing Countries will discuss Architecture of the Buddhist World: The Golden Lands: Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand & Vietnam by Vikram Lall (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: J.F. Publishing, 2014)
Chair: Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC- Asia Project
Chair: Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC- Asia Project
Architecture of the Buddhist World: Southeast Asia
By Vikram Lall
Inauguration by Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC-Asia Project on Friday 12 June 2015 at 17:45
The exhibition is a study of architecture shaped by the philosophy and practice of Buddhism in Southeast Asia. It presents a comprehensive survey of the diversity and complexity of architecture associated with Buddhism through never seen before architectural models and drawings with three dimensional renditions, and supported by original photography
Inauguration by Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC-Asia Project on Friday 12 June 2015 at 17:45
The exhibition is a study of architecture shaped by the philosophy and practice of Buddhism in Southeast Asia. It presents a comprehensive survey of the diversity and complexity of architecture associated with Buddhism through never seen before architectural models and drawings with three dimensional renditions, and supported by original photography
Architecture of the Buddhist World: Southeast Asia
By Vikram Lall
Inauguration by Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC-Asia Project on Friday 12 June 2015 at 17:45
The exhibition is a study of architecture shaped by the philosophy and practice of Buddhism in Southeast Asia. It presents a comprehensive survey of the diversity and complexity of architecture associated with Buddhism through never seen before architectural models and drawings with three dimensional renditions, and supported by original photography
Inauguration by Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC-Asia Project on Friday 12 June 2015 at 17:45
The exhibition is a study of architecture shaped by the philosophy and practice of Buddhism in Southeast Asia. It presents a comprehensive survey of the diversity and complexity of architecture associated with Buddhism through never seen before architectural models and drawings with three dimensional renditions, and supported by original photography
Architecture of the Buddhist World: Southeast Asia
By Vikram Lall
Inauguration by Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC-Asia Project on Friday 12 June 2015 at 17:45
The exhibition is a study of architecture shaped by the philosophy and practice of Buddhism in Southeast Asia. It presents a comprehensive survey of the diversity and complexity of architecture associated with Buddhism through never seen before architectural models and drawings with three dimensional renditions, and supported by original photography
Inauguration by Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, Chairperson, IIC-Asia Project on Friday 12 June 2015 at 17:45
The exhibition is a study of architecture shaped by the philosophy and practice of Buddhism in Southeast Asia. It presents a comprehensive survey of the diversity and complexity of architecture associated with Buddhism through never seen before architectural models and drawings with three dimensional renditions, and supported by original photography
INDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY
Excavating Binjor – A Harappan Site in Rajasthan
An Illustrated presentation by Shri A.K. Pandey, Superintending Archeologist, Archeological Survey of India
Chair: Shri B.M. Pande
The excavations at Binjor, a Harappan site in Anupgarh Tehsil, district Ganganagar in Rajasthan, 7 kilometres east of the Indo-Pak border has revealed all the salient features of mature Harappan period – such as structures made of standard size of mud bricks, seals and sealings bearing figures of unicorn and Indus script, chert weights and beads, terracotta bull figurines and copper implements and so on
An Illustrated presentation by Shri A.K. Pandey, Superintending Archeologist, Archeological Survey of India
Chair: Shri B.M. Pande
The excavations at Binjor, a Harappan site in Anupgarh Tehsil, district Ganganagar in Rajasthan, 7 kilometres east of the Indo-Pak border has revealed all the salient features of mature Harappan period – such as structures made of standard size of mud bricks, seals and sealings bearing figures of unicorn and Indus script, chert weights and beads, terracotta bull figurines and copper implements and so on