110001 Contact No. : 9911148591

Directors: B.B.Lahker & Sujit Duration: 58 minutes

Meghalaya is inhabited largely by tribes. The Garo, Khasi and Jainita are three types of tribes having a glorious and unique history. The documentary encompasses their culture, customs, tradition and rituals.Contact No. : 23388815

Director: Ariban Syam Sharma
Duration: 26 Mins

Curated by Dr. Sylviane A Diouf and Dr. Kenneth X Robbins

Africans in India: A Rediscovery: a travelling exhibition put together by the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi and the Schomburg Centre for Research in Black Culture, New York, retraces the lives and achievements of some of the talented and prominent Africans of yesterday who became an integral part of the socio-cultural heritage of India. The exhibition will be inaugurated on 27 November at the campus of IGNCA-SRC by Dr. N S Channappa Gowda (IAS), {Secretary, Kannada, Culture and Information & Public Relation Dept. Govt. of Karnataka}, Shri. Kamaljit Singh, {Regional Director, Indian Council for Cultural Relation, Bengaluru}and Dr. M.S. Murthy (Eminent Artist, Karnataka Lalit Kala Academy) and Dr. Mangalam Swaminathan, {Programme Director, IGNCA, New Delhi} between 11:00 am to 12:30 pm. The inaugural ceremony will be followed by Folk Dance from the Siddi Community.

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• Press Updates : Times of India | Indian Express | Africans in the India story, The Hindu, Bengaluru | Vijaya Karnataka, The New Indian Express and Kannada Prabha | Deccan Herald Bangalore | Prajavani

IGNCA Book Circle @ Reference Library. This month, Dr. Tarannum Riyaz will read from her book Barf-Aashnaa Parindey.

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Masks, puppets, paintings and photographs relating to the performances of Ramlila from all over the country are on display at the exhibition. The exhibits, mainly from the archives of IGNCA,give a glimpse into the world of theatre relating to Ramlila. Almost all the regions of the country are represented in the exhibition.

Venue : Twin Art Gallery, C V Mess, Janpath.

Contact No :  23388016

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• Evening Performance (23.11.2015) – Inaugurated by Dr. Mahesh Sharma, Minister of Culture, Govt. of India
• Conference (24.11.2015)
• Evening Performance (24.11.2015)
• Conference (25.11.2015)
• Evening Performance (25.11.2015)
• Conference (26.11.2015)
• Evening Performance (26.11.2015)
• Conference (27.11.2015)
• Evening Performance (27.11.2015)
• Conference (28.11.2015)
• Evening Performance (28.11.2015)
• Conference (29.11.2015)
• Evening Performance (29.11.2015)

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• • Inauguration session (23.11.2015)
  • Seminar session (24.11.2015)
  • Evening Performance (23.11.2015)
  • Evening Performance (24.11.2015)
  • Evening Performance (25.11.2015)
  • Seminar session 01 (26.11.2015)
  • Seminar session 02 (26.11.2015)
  • Seminar session 03 (26.11.2015)
  • Seminar session 04 (26.11.2015)
  • Seminar session 05 (26.11.2015)
  • Evening Performance (26.11.2015)
  • Evening Performance (26.11.2015)
  • Evening Performance (27.11.2015)
  • Evening Performance (28.11.2015)
  • Evening Performance (29.11.2015)

Collaboration with the Archaeological Survey of India, Excavation Branch-I, Nagpur Circle

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The World of Rock Art Exhibition

Archaeological Survey of India, Puratattva Bhavan, Bungalow No. 11, Seminari Hills, Nagpur

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by Prof. Probal Dasgupta. Chairperson Prof. Indra Nath Chaudhuri

Director: Gulbahar Singh. Duration: 32 minutes

Gotipua dancers have survived in limited circles. The film highlights the physical and mental preparation of young dancers within a tight framework of training. This film is a tribute to the heritage of Gotipua and their contribution to the tradition of Indian performing arts.