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कलाकोश-विभाग की कलासमालोचना शृंखला के अन्तर्गत प्रकाशित ग्रन्थ है। जिसके अनुसन्धान का केन्द्र बिन्दु है – केलिमाल और नित्यविहार: सौन्दर्य-माधुर्य और रस की उपासना तथा आत्मा का सौन्दर्यशास्त्र है। यह मूलतः वृन्दावन के श्री स्वामी हरिदास की कृति केलिमाल पर केन्द्रित है, जिसमें जयदेव के गीतगोविन्द, विद्यापति की पदावली, रूपगोस्वामी का उज्ज्वलनीलमणि तथा हितचौरासी, सूरसागर, चण्डीदास इत्यादि की तुलनात्मक दृष्टि समायोजित है। रसदेश अनुसन्धान परियोजना के समन्वयक, सम्पादक और अध्येता डॉ. राजेन्द्र रंजन चतुर्वेदी हैं।

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10 Days Sharada Script (Level-2) Workshop will be organized for selected participants for reading and transcribing Sharada manuscripts.

By Dr. Achal Pandya, Head of Department, Conservation Unit.

Contact No. : 011-23388155

Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) in collaboration with the Department of Language Literature and Culture, Govt. of Odisha organized a three-day workshop on Regional Variations of Mahabharata at Panthanivas, Puri from 27th to 29th August 2018.

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A seminar on ‘Mahaopadhayay Acharya Reva Prasad Dwivedi’
Prof. Rakesh Bhatnagar, Vice Chancellor, Benaras Hindu University will be the Chief Guest. Shri Ram Bahadur Rai, President, IGNCA Trust will preside over the function.

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Gaj Mahotsav, is a festival to celebrate the majestic Asian Elephant as India’s National Heritage animal. The celebration encompasses their salient role in ecology, as an integral part of our religion, mythology and literature. This 4 day festival being organized by Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) and the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEFCC), partnered by the International Fund For Animal Welfare (IFAW) and United Nations Environment (UNE) will see active participation from policy makers, industry leaders, Influencers from the world of entertainment, sports, arts and culture, eminent conservationists and will be open to public.

With dance and music performances to showcase the elephant in Indian tradition; films on the elephant; exhibition of elephant themed paintings and photographs by acclaimed Indian artists and children’s activities such as educative puppet shows, clay modeling sessions, art competitions, and creative writing workshops etc., the Mahotsav promises fun and entertainment for the entire family with something for everyone! Artists from across the country have created 101 life sized elephant art pieces representing the 101 elephant corridors of India, which promises to be a jumbo public draw.

The festival will showcase the grandeur of the majestic Asian elephant and its themed events with public participation will serve to reinforce its status as our National Heritage Animal!

You can look forward to amazing workshops, performances and talks by eminent personalities like – Bulbul Sharma, Delhi Blue, Anita Nair, Mike Pande, Dr.Alka Pande,Vivek Menon, Vinod Dua, Ina Puri, Mallika Sarabhai and Euphoria (the band).

Contact no : Ms. Ananya Rane – 9820271605

IGNCA hosts a lecture in collaboration with Society of Lamka Churachndpur, Manipur as part of the workshop which was held on June 22 and 23.

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IGNCA will host workshop for children by Shri Udayan Indurkar

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Indira Gandhi National centre for the Arts invites you to the following Programmes

Sun & Sound Concert An evening of Naad – Bramh & Vedic Sanskrit Chanting
By Surya & Sangeet Sadhak Swami Viswanarayan with his disciple Priyanko Sur Sanchalan by Rajib Sanyal

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By Prof. P.R. Mukund Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY, USA

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 Dha-Hanu is a remote area consisting of four major villages and small hamlets situated on both sides of the banks of Sindhu (River Indus). The four major villages are known as Dha, Hanu, Garkhan and Darchik. The inhabitants of these villages have preserved racial purity down the centuries. Their cultural practices are very old. They worship the forces of nature. They call their gods as Yendrin (Indra), Narayan, Bhumi Devata etc. This world they call Saket. These are some of the examples from the terminology used by them, which is very interesting and indicates connections with the Vedic era also to some extent. On the name of modern development such belief systems are now getting extinct day by day and the region of Dha-Hanu is also getting affected by this development. Documenting the conversations will facilitate a rare opportunity to have an insight into the belief system which is expected to uncover the mysteries of their origin and throw light on their cultural practices.

(Participation by invitation and registration only)

Contact No. : 9810066244

Third phase of multi disciplinary field documentation at Kerala will be conducted from May 16 to 22, 2018 in collaboration with Union Christian College Aluva, Kerala. During this period, a multi disciplinary team will conduct pilot field study and field documentation in rock art sites – Marayoor region (Idukki district), Ancode (Thiruvananthapuram District), Tenmala (Kollam district), and some newly discovered sites in the Malappuram and Kozhikkod districts.

Contact No : 011-23388014

The Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, the Indian Council of Historical Research with the academic support of Jammu Kashmir Study Centre will organise a three-day National Seminar on Kalhaṇa’s Rājataraṅgiṇī: a historical perspective at Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi.

As part of this seminar, an exhibition titled The Cultural Heritage of Jammu &  Kashmir and Ladakh will also be displayed by IGNCA. This exhibition will endeavour to unravel the intellectual-cultural beauty of these regions.

Inauguration: May 3, 2018 at 3 pm, IGNCA Auditorium, C.V.Mess, IGNCA

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Two Days National Seminar on “Ramayana Traditions of North-East: with special reference to Majuli” and Shastra and Prayoga Programme on “Performative traditions of Ramayana”

Time : Seminar — 10.00 am to 5.30 pm and Performances — 6.00 pm onwards
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International Conference is organized by East Asia Programme Unit, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi, India, in collaboration with Association for Central Asian Civilizations & Silk Road Studies, Cambridge, London, UK.

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