Regional Centres
Ranchi Events
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14/09/2017 3:00 pm |
क्षेत्रीय एवं जनजातीय भाषाओ के विकास में हिंदी का योगदान A Lecture on the occasion of Hindi Diwas the topic is by Dr Ashok Priyadarshi, साहित्यकार. Chairperson: Dr Girdhari Ram Gunju, Ex-HOD, Tribal Regional Language, Ranchi University.
Venue: Shahid Smriti Sabhagar, Central Library Building, Ranchi University, Ranchi, Ranchi |
28/08/2017 2:30 pm |
Lecture on the topic Cultural Informatics: A Case Study Of Devnarayan Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, Regional Centre, Ranchi and Ranchi University. Organising a Lecture on the topic Cultural Informatics: A Case Study Of Devnarayan by Er. Pratapanand Jha, Director, Cultural Informatics, IGNCA, New Delhi.
Venue: Shahid Smriti Sabhagar, Central Library Building,Ranchi University, Ranchi, Ranchi |
13/07/2017 2:30 pm |
Lecture on Santhal Oral Tradition & its cultural aspects, Abstract of Lecture - The Santhal Oral Tradition and Its Cultural Aspects Indira Gandhi National Centre For the arts-Regional Centre Ranchi & Ranchi University organising an Illustrated Lecture. This Presentation attempts to closely analyze the oral traditions on santhal indigenous group and its value in understanding their culture. Culture can be reconstructed through various means such as archaeological remains, written texts and oral tradition. India has a legacy of oral tradition from vedas to mantras everything was oral and aural sruti and slokas. The santhals have no written scripture or documents on their religious belief and culture. So, in the absence of text are they to be considered people without history? No. this paper argues against such a reductionism. Though they have no written documents they are quite rich in oral traditions and a variety of genres such as Kahni (Stories), Kudum (Riddles) , Siring (Songs), Rar (Raga) , bentakatha (Euphemism), Menkatha(Idiom), Gidrabauli (Lullaby),Binti (Prayers), Bakher (Chanting of Hymns) etc can be seen . Oral tradition can be understood better as the phase of socital evolution. It is in intangible in nature and is a very abstract form of knowledge passed from generation to generation through word of mouth often through mother to daughter , father to son and so on so forth. In the absence of the written script oral tradition has been the only medium to preserve the knowledge and history of Santhals. This Talks would unfold santhal culture in its numerous dimensions such as religious belief, social system, mural art, songs, ragas, dance etc.
Venue: Audrey House Ranchi , Ranchi, Ranchi |
28/06/2017 2:30 pm |
Illustrated lecture on Archaeological Remains of Jharkhand By Dr. Harendra Prasad Sharma (Former Deputy Director ,Ministry of Culture -Jharkhand. Venue: Audrey House, Ranchi, Ranchi |
31/05/2017 11:00 am - 2:00 pm |
Workshop cum performance on Nagpuri Dance
Venue: Audrey House Auditorium, Ranchi, Ranchi |
17/04/2017 2:30 pm |
Inauguration of first Exhibition Venue: IGNCA Regional Centre, Ranchi, Ranchi |
28/03/2017 6:00 pm |
Students of Mass Communication and Video Production Venue: Gossner College, Ranchi , Ranchi |
22/02/1993 4:00 pm |
Kingship and Regional Society in India: Ethno-Historic of Garhwal by Prof. Jean-Claude Gailey. Venue: IGNCA, New Delhi, New Delhi |