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As they Happen the following events at Habitat World, IHC this month have been cancelled: Jan 24th |7:30pm|THEATRE|Theatre World & The Valaya Magic Foundation present Untitled, a solo performance by Lushin Dubey. Dir. Arvind...
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Osian’s launches the Publishing House with the release of Bachchanalia: The Films and Memorabilia of Amitabh Bachchan
Osian’s Connoisseurs of Art is announced the official launch of a full-fledged Publishing and Design House. The first publication to be launched post this announcement is Bhawana Somaaya’s and Osian’s Centre for Archiving,...
The Most Magnificent Palace in the East: The Red Fort of Shah Jahan, the King of the World – A lecture delivered at the ATTIC, New Delhi By Anisha Shekhar Mukherji
Good Evening. I would like to begin my talk today on the Red Fort of Delhi, once called ‘The Most Magnificent Palace in the East’, with an image, which most of us present here―if...
Are You an Open or Closed Book? by: Sharon Moist
Are you open to learning something you already know? They say that “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” But what about people? Do you think it’s possible to teach someone something new,...
The Spirit of the Running Spirit By Neville Tuli
We did it, I did it. Mind has overwhelmed matter, delusions outlasted reasons. I completed the half marathon at 9:14am, 21km in 2.30hrs, having never run more than 10km in my life, so...
MOBILE PHONES ENABLE HIGHER AND MORE INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH
19 January 2009, Delhi: A report on the socio-economic impact of mobile technology by a team of researchers led by Professor Rajat Kathuria of the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations...
Manjit Bawa, The Legend, No More A Neice Reminicences by Dr. Seema Bawa
It is strange to be writing about Manjit Bawa in his death for as a policy I did not write on him and his art. I have always felt that I would not have...
3 Steps To Jump Start Your Career by Sharon Moist
One of the challenges most of my clients face at some point in their life is the challenge of trying to reignite their careers – especially when business is slow or they’re not getting...
Keval Arora’s Kolumn
For Whom Nobel’s Toll Harold Pinter passed away on 24 December 2008. He was 78 and had been undergoing treatment for liver cancer. Like most Nobel prizes for Literature, the choice of the British...
