• Chief Guest: Sri V. Vaithilingam, Hon’ble Speaker, Legislative Assembly of Puducherry
• Guest of Honour: Sri K. Lakshmi Narayanan, M.L.A. Paliament Secretary to Honble CM, Puducherry

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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Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts Ranchi Regional Centre in collaboration with Ranchi University & Tribal Study Centre Vikash Bharti solicit your presence a Lecture.

By Dr. Sudhir Kumar Singh, Department of Political Science University of Delhi, New Delhi

Chairperson : Padamshri Ashok Bhagat, Chairman, Vikash Bharti

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IGNCA is organizing of Yoga Paintings in collaborations with All India Lok Kala Mahotsav to mark the celebrations of International Yoga Day

Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts in Collaboration with Hindustani Bhasha Akadmi cordially invites you in the memory  of “Hindi Seva Pt. Madhavrav Sapre” jayanti

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Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts under  Project Mausam cordially invites you to a Lecture By Dr. Sila Tripati

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Donated by Madhavrav Sapre Samachar Patra Sangrahalaya evam Shodh Sansthan, Bhopal in the memory Karmayogi Pandit Madhavrav Sapre

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Contact No : 23388333, 23388362

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Contact No : 011-23388155

Speaker : Padmabhushan Dr. Vijay P. Bhatkar, President, Vijnana Bharati
Chairperson : Padmavibhushan Dr. Sonal Mansingh, Trustee, I.G.N.C.A .

Exploring the continuum of art and science through cosmic dance of Naṭarāja.
A mass sensitization of our ancient knowledge and its global recognition.
https://cds.cern.ch/record/745737

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Indira Gandhi National Ccentre for the Arts Project Mausam cordially invites you to a Lecture By Prof. K.S. Mathew

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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.

The finesse of traditional Indian thread embroidery has enriched the look and feel of many a global blockbuster. Be it Gladiator, Troy, Kingdom of heaven or any such film, the interaction between Hollywood and a segment of India’s hand embroidery artisans has created magic. The film captures this harmony.

Director: Shri Anwar Jamal

Duration: 52 minutes

Ronu Mazumdar (Flute) | Jayanthi Kumaresh (Saraswati Veena)

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