Lecture on ‘Revival for Ancient Indian Board Games’ by Aman Gopal Sureka
in collaboration with Khol Khel.

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Speakers :
Dr. Mahesh Sharma, Hon’ble Minister of Culture
Shri Ram bahadur Rai, President, IGNCA Trust.
Shri Rajnath Sharma
Shri Hemant Sharma, Journalist
Shri Janardan Dwivedi, Member, Rajya Sabha

A 10 minutes documentary film on Manu Sharma will also be played.

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Under Bal Jagat Project, IGNCA is organisng a three day international storytellers festival. In which storytellers from United Kingdom, Belgium and Italy are participating and in the Indian Storytelling section, IGNCA has invited Nautanki Group, Shadow Puppet Group, Shri Vishal Bhardwaj, Shri Mohit Chauhan ad Ms. Divya Pathak.

Time : 9.00am -12.30pm (for school children only)

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IGNCA in collaboration with Jammu Kashmir Study Centre, New Delhi is going to organise a workshop on the Śāradā Script

Applications are invited from research students/interested scholars from Academic Institutions. The workshop is open to all research students and scholars; however, the number of participants shall be limited to 30 only. Decision of the committee shall be final and only the selected candidates will be allowed to participate in the workshop.

Pre-registration:
Pre-registration is necessary. The training is free and open to all scholars. Duly filled application form may be sent on email saradaworkshop@gmail.com latest by 27th October, 2017. The selected candidates will be informed by email by 30th October 2017. Accommodation (lodging & food) would be provided to outstation participants only. No TA / DA will be paid

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Speaker :  Prof. Ashok N. Aklujkar (Professor Emeritus, Department of Asian Studies,University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.)

Jointly Organized Under Gurukaul Project By:
Indira Gandhi National Centre For The Arts, Regional Centre, Varanasi &
Bharat Adhyayan Kendra, Banaras Hindu University

A Lecture on Oral Tradition and Historiography of Jharkhand: A Model study of the Folk Lore and Folk Art of Santhal Pargana Region

Chairperson – Dr. Ajay Kumar Chattoraj, Head Department of History, Ranchi University

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renowned Odissi dancer. A personal addendum to the Shirei Hodu Exhibition Celebrating the Jewish Saga of India and Conference comprising academic studies on Indian Jewish diaspora and European Jews in exile escaping Nazi Europe. Her experience as an American Jew integrating into the Jewish community in India is a subset of integration into a larger Indian cultural context of which she has lived, worked and created. The exhibition will remain open before the talk even though it is a Monday. Contact No. : 011-23388155

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So Many Cinemas: The Motion Picture in India (1996) is a collector’s delight. In it, the kahanikaar B.D. Garga chronicles many cinematic milestones. The text and images point to a beautiful cinematic legacy but would’ve certainly been lost had it not been for Garga’s efforts. The concluding lecture of the series talks of how he constructs compelling film criticism from fragments of films. The narrative that frames the memorabilia in his collection is as important as the images themselves.

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A country’s cinema is a testament of its thought and culture. Cinema is also a history of its peoples. What are these enduring images speaking to us? How do cinema and its artefacts become witnesses of things past and oracles of those to come?

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Prof. Suresh Sharma heads the Performing Arts Dept. (Film & Theatre) at Mahatma Gandhi International Hindi University, Wardha. A recipient of the National Film Award for Best Film Critic in 2001, Suresh Sharma has made a number of highly acclaimed documentaries like The King of Romance Shammi Kapoor, Music Composer Ravi & the Golden Age of Hindi Cine Music and The World of Music Composer Khayyam. He was the Editor of Sndhya Times, a Times of India tabloid. He was a part of the jury at the IFFI-2016. He has worked with German radio Duetsche Welle as a film critic and has been honoured with many awards related to cinema and journalism. Garga: Documentarian first, historian later. Sh. Bhagwan Das Garga was as prolific a documentarian as he was a film historian. He was a fan of cinema verite and dubbed the documentary as a Short Film, Long Promise. His own work was a testament of the changing technological, artistic and socio-political landscape.

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