Hazari Prasad Dwivedi : A philosopher, historian and social thinker by Prof. Devendra Choubey, JNU.

Contact No – 23388333 (Kalanidhi Division)

IGNCA is going to organize a Disaster Management workshop in collaboration with Art Lab, Australia.

This workshop is aimed to establish a concrete framework for a group of trained professionals to safeguard India’s cultural heritage in the event of disasters that can destroy or damage the significant physical and digital collections. A community of practice would be formed by this training for trainers course which can significantly support capacity building initiative for disaster management for rich collections that are held in libraries, archives, museums, manuscript resource centres and similar cultural institutions across the country.

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By Prof. Ramasubramanian, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay.

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August 23, 2019 – 
Mohiniyattam by Bharati Shivaji & Centre for Mohiniyattam
Vocal by Ustad Wasifudin Dagar
Odissi by Ranjana Gauhar & Ranjana Dance Academy

August 25, 2019 – 
Manipuri by Guru Singhajit Singh, Charu Sija Mathur & Manipuri Nrityashram
Carnatic Vocal by Sudha Raghuraman
Kathak by Shovana Narayan & Asavari Repertory

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A daughter’s journey distilling the nectar of the stories and songs she heard as a child – weaving ancient texts in the fabric of modern life, rediscovering the land of her childhood, absorbed from her mother. The film creates an experiential rendering of one of the earth’s oldest spiritual traditions.

Director: Ms. Akanksha Joshi; Duration: 49 minutes

Contact No – 23388815 (Media Centre)

Dharmasthala is situated on the Western Ghats of southern Karnataka. For several millennia, Lord Mañjunātha has been worshipped in the form of liṅga. The film focuses on the convergence of rituals – showcasing rock-temples and classical elements in the folk deities or Śiva gaṇa of Dharmasthala. The film gives a glimpse of the ecclesiastical deliberations, gurukula, conservation of heritage manuscripts and museum artefacts. It is a tribute to Dharmasthala, the land of devotion, sectarian truthfulness, tolerance, patronage and justice.

Director: Shri Mahesh Tiwari; Duration: 36 minutes

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By Mr. Tridip Suhrud and Prof. Vinay Lal

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Nirmal Bhartia School presents

Contact No – 9646017481 (Shri Jitender)

On the eve of Independence Day – ‘ Freedom as envisaged by Gandhiji’- A talk by Prof. Mohammed Ahammed is being organised at ***Sree Swami Anandatheertha Ashramam, Payyannur.

***(This is the place where on January 12, 1934 Gandhiji visited and a school was started by Swami Ananda Thirtha by planting a mango sapling. The Mango tree still stands there as a symbol of Independence)

Contact No – 0487 – 2977148 (Regional Centre, Thrissur)

Lecture by Prof. Aditya Kumar Jha
(as part of its monthly lecture series)

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IGNCA FILM CIRCLE SCREENING, NEW DELHI- 2nd & 4th Friday of every month

Leela in Kheriya is a feature length documentary film based on the Ramlila tradition of village Kheriya near Firozabad town, known for its glass and bangle factories. Kheriya Ramlila is one of the finest examples of India’s composite culture. The film portrays the eternal human quest for self-realization through an exploration of personal life histories of actors and residents of Kheriya, for whom the Ramlila stage becomes a site of healing and self-recovery.

Director: Prof. Molly Kaushal; Duration: 53 minutes

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Thanjavur, Bṛhadīśvara Temple was built of granite by Rājarāja Coḷa (CE 995–1010) to honour Śiva as Adavallan – an accomplished dancer with his various manifestations. It has a central shrine 150 ft square, a Vimāna 200 ft high, a huge inner courtyard 250 X 500 ft, wall paintings done under Nāyakas, and 108 dance poses of Śiva.

The temple is sanctified periodically at a twelve-year interval, by a celebration of Mahākumbhābhiṣekam. The film records rare footage of all the stages of abhiṣekam starting from saṁkalpa to the pouring of sacred water from the top of the temple. This rare documentation records one of the greatest orality and ritualistic heritage.

Director: Dr Mrs. Jaichandiram; Duration: 57 minutes, 37 seconds

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Speaker: Ms. Jaya Jaitly

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Indira Gandhi National Centre For the Arts, Regional Centre Ranchi in collaboration with Central University of Jharkhand is celebrating International Day of the World’s Indigenous People

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RSVP – 0651-2284711, 9534011088

.Talk on Relevance of Quit India Movement in the current scenario by Dr.K.Aravindakshan at *Vivekodayam Higher Secondary School, Thrissur.

*(During his third visit to Kerala from October 9 to 15, 1927 Gandhi ji came to Thrissur Vivekodayam School on October 14, 1927.)

Contact No – 0487 – 2977148 (Regional Centre, Thrissur)