The documentary is about the beautiful architectural detailing of hundred years old heritage township of Rajnagar, Madhubani in Bihar

Director : Ms. Gargi Manish | Duration: 23 minutes

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The film revolves around the importance of our mother tongue. Using Hindi language as a tool to symbolise all other mother tongues in India, this film is just an attempt to highlight the plight of the under usage and relevance of our mother tongues.

Director: Shri Pallav Goel | Duration: 20 minutes

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Today’s Aihoḷe is an overgrown village in Bhagalkat District of Karnataka. Originally known as Ayyavola or Aryapur, it was the capital of Calukyan dynasty through 6th to the 8th century AD. The oldest flat roofed Lad Khan temple, the flat roofed Kontagudi temple, dedicated to Śiva, the apsidal Durga temple, the northern style Śikhara temples of Huchimalli Gudi and Hucchappayya, the Meguti Jaina temple, seated on a hill, show the eclectic confluence of sectarian and aesthetic traditions at Aihole.

Director : Shri R.Bharathadri | Duration: 34 minutes, 12 seconds

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Venue :
– Sree Narayana College of Management Studies, Periye , Kasaragod, Kerala (10.00 am)
– Krishna Menon Memorial Govt. Women’s College, Kannur, Kerala (2.30 pm)

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By Dr Sonal Mansingh, MP, Rajyasabha, Trustee , IGNCA, New Delhi.

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On The tradition of Masks among the Monpas of Arunachal Pradesh: Associated Beliefs, Uses and Techniques

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Pandavani is the narrative tradition of the co unities like Pardhan, Gaund and Devar, spread across Chhattisgarh, Orissa and Andhra Pradesh. This tradition has sustained and has disseminated from the oral tradition of Mahabharata for ages. A single performer or storyteller leads the narration of some episodes from the Mahabharata after invoking their respective deities. The documentary highlights various nuances of the tradition, focusing on two main styles – Vedamati and Kapalika. The former one was initiated by Jhaduram Devangan and his legendary family of Pandavani performers. The Kapalika style is livelier than Vedamati. Tijanbai, Mirra Sahu and Shanti Devi are famous Kapalika style singers.

Director: Shri Manohar Aashi | Duration: 58 min, 34 seconds

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