The Royal Bhutanese Embassy in New Delhi in partnership with the Ministry of External Affairs of India, the Indian Council of Cultural Relations (ICCR) and the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) is organizing the event.

Showcasing the unique culture of Bhutan through the 13 arts and crafts,
cultural performance, Bhutanese cuisine, fashion, films, trade and tourism
in India.

Time : 23rd Sept, 2018: 11 AM to 12:30 PM (inaugural); 1 PM onwards open to public
Other days:  10AM to 6 PM

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IGNCA cordially invites you to the first of its kind public art project on environment by one of India’s leading contemporary artists.

The art exhibits explore nature as a museum laboratory of art, espousing sustainable development by excavating the philosophies of ancient civilizations, like Indian vedic practices, on environment. The artist converts quintessential rural Indian clay pottery into avant garde contemporary installations that embrace nature through the five elements.

Join us to experience

– Rain
– Ganga the Riverfront and Matighar
– Time Machine
– Noah’s Ark
– The Beehive Garden
– Bed of Life

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Theory and Practice with special Reference to Thirukkural

Chief Guest : Prof. Gurmeet Sing, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Pondicherry University
Guest of Honour : Sri K. Lakshinarayanan, Parliamentary Secretary to Hon’ble CM, Pdy