The Human Factor in Food
Speaker: Mrs Lynne Chatterton author of the recently published book From the Ground Up - Home Cooking without Fear who has been involved in dryland farming and practical food production all her life
Chair: Ms Maya Goburdhun, Navdanya
The lecture is based on a lifetime experience of growing food, working with farmers in developing countries, and urging people not to allow industrialised supermarket food to take over from fresh food cooked at home
Films on Wildlife
Women in
Film courtesy: Centre for Science and Environment
Film on how small countries are becoming victims to the hazardous growth of developed nations. With global warming, sea levels are rising at an alarming rate and appeals to the international community, particularly developed nations does not elicit any response
Celebration of the Power of Non-Violence and the Life of Martin Luther King, Jr. - 15 January 1929
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Celebration of the Power of Non-Violence and the Life of Martin Luther King, Jr. -
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Sharing of Thoughts and Ideas
Speakers: Suhas Borker on the Gandhi-King-Mandela Paradigm; Indu Prakash Singh on Homeless Citizens; Ramesh Sharma on Revisiting Naokhali; Rajendra Ravi on Environment and Transport; and Satyanarayana Sahu on Violence, Poverty and Illiteracy
Students from Schools of Delhi
From in the Foyer and
Exhibition on King's Life and
Songs and Candle Light Vigil
Programme organized as part of Taking Children to Gandhi series in collaboration with Gandhi Peace Foundation; and Working Group on Alternative Strategies
The Coolie Odyssey
The Coolie Odyssey
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Directed by Rajesh Gopie
The play is a delicate and insightful production looking at the lives of the indentured workers from