Partition Archives - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women-young and old are imperative as they alert us on the impact the partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition. Those who refused to leave until months after the partition, And those who had to leave at just a moment's notice. Through their stories, through the very nature of the archival image, we learn about the circumstances of their migrations. We learn of family, education, the plight of refugees, and the most importantly, the notion of Hope. The 1947 Partition archive is a non-profit non-governmental organization dedicated to institutionalizing the people's history of Partition through documenting, preserving and sharing eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 30th September, 2019

Ras se bana Banaras - The city experience festival काशी की महिमा Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario

• Over 100 art pieces to display including – Photographs, Paintings, Sketches, Cartoons etc
• Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario
• Book Reviews related to Kabeer, Raja of Varanasi, Karma, Dharma, Kama and Moksha
• Music – Neeraj Arya Songs, Ganga Aarti, Shankhnaad & Shehnai
• Plays & Poetry related to Banaras
• Social Causes to support – Ganga Cleaning by NGO, Promote local

Mohit Gupta mg@mohitgupta.net, 9582218813

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st September - 30th November, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday at Open Palm Court conference room
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fees: Rs. 4,500/- for three months The workshop is only for adult participants

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Man Mai Hain Dilli - An exhibition of watercolours by Krishnendu Chatterjee

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st September - 30th September, 2019

My Journey - A solo paintings exhibition by Sabia. Sneak Peek of my work from year 1998

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

15th September - 18th September, 2019

Close Your Eyes And - A group paintings exhibition by artists Arunava Mondal, Avijit Mukherjee, Katayun Saklat and Asis Kumar Sanyal

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

15th September - 18th September, 2019

A solo painting exhibition - by Jaskirat Singh and Sunil Chopra

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

16th September - 18th September, 2019

TALK - 13th ANNUAL IESHR LECTURE. Civil War and Religion in Medieval Japan and Medieval Europe. Speaker: Prof. Philippe Buc, Professor of Medieval European History at the University of Vienna, Austria. Collab. IESHR & SAGE

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm

FILM - Unishe April (Bengali with Eng subtitles/1994/138 mins). Dir. Rituparno Ghosh. Aditi's life changes when she loses her father at a young age. Years later, on the occasion of her father's death anniversary, she is still haunted by her memories of him and her mother's indifference. The screening will be followed by a discussion steered by Shubhra Gupta, film critic, Indian Express. Open to Habitat Film Club members’ only. Collab. The Indian Express Club

Venue : Gulmohar

07:00 pm

Partition Archives - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women-young and old are imperative as they alert us on the impact the partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition. Those who refused to leave until months after the partition, And those who had to leave at just a moment's notice. Through their stories, through the very nature of the archival image, we learn about the circumstances of their migrations. We learn of family, education, the plight of refugees, and the most importantly, the notion of Hope. The 1947 Partition archive is a non-profit non-governmental organization dedicated to institutionalizing the people's history of Partition through documenting, preserving and sharing eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 30th September, 2019

Ras se bana Banaras - The city experience festival काशी की महिमा Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario

• Over 100 art pieces to display including – Photographs, Paintings, Sketches, Cartoons etc
• Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario
• Book Reviews related to Kabeer, Raja of Varanasi, Karma, Dharma, Kama and Moksha
• Music – Neeraj Arya Songs, Ganga Aarti, Shankhnaad & Shehnai
• Plays & Poetry related to Banaras
• Social Causes to support – Ganga Cleaning by NGO, Promote local

Mohit Gupta mg@mohitgupta.net, 9582218813

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st September - 30th November, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday at Open Palm Court conference room
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fees: Rs. 4,500/- for three months The workshop is only for adult participants

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Man Mai Hain Dilli - An exhibition of watercolours by Krishnendu Chatterjee

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st September - 30th September, 2019

My Journey - A solo paintings exhibition by Sabia. Sneak Peek of my work from year 1998

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

15th September - 18th September, 2019

Close Your Eyes And - A group paintings exhibition by artists Arunava Mondal, Avijit Mukherjee, Katayun Saklat and Asis Kumar Sanyal

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

15th September - 18th September, 2019

A solo painting exhibition - by Jaskirat Singh and Sunil Chopra

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

16th September - 18th September, 2019

TALK - Gaitonde Memorial Lecture. Our Moderns. Speaker: Geeta Kapur, art critic, art historian & curator. Chair: Ashok Vajpeyi, poet & art administrator. Collab. Raza Foundation

Venue : Gulmohar

07:00 pm

DANCE - Kathak duet by Vasu Krishna Maharaj & Vaibhav Krishna Maharaj

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm

Partition Archives - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women-young and old are imperative as they alert us on the impact the partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition. Those who refused to leave until months after the partition, And those who had to leave at just a moment's notice. Through their stories, through the very nature of the archival image, we learn about the circumstances of their migrations. We learn of family, education, the plight of refugees, and the most importantly, the notion of Hope. The 1947 Partition archive is a non-profit non-governmental organization dedicated to institutionalizing the people's history of Partition through documenting, preserving and sharing eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 30th September, 2019

Ras se bana Banaras - The city experience festival काशी की महिमा Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario

• Over 100 art pieces to display including – Photographs, Paintings, Sketches, Cartoons etc
• Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario
• Book Reviews related to Kabeer, Raja of Varanasi, Karma, Dharma, Kama and Moksha
• Music – Neeraj Arya Songs, Ganga Aarti, Shankhnaad & Shehnai
• Plays & Poetry related to Banaras
• Social Causes to support – Ganga Cleaning by NGO, Promote local

Mohit Gupta mg@mohitgupta.net, 9582218813

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st September - 30th November, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday at Open Palm Court conference room
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fees: Rs. 4,500/- for three months The workshop is only for adult participants

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Man Mai Hain Dilli - An exhibition of watercolours by Krishnendu Chatterjee

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st September - 30th September, 2019

My Journey - A solo paintings exhibition by Sabia. Sneak Peek of my work from year 1998

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

15th September - 18th September, 2019

Close Your Eyes And - A group paintings exhibition by artists Arunava Mondal, Avijit Mukherjee, Katayun Saklat and Asis Kumar Sanyal

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

15th September - 18th September, 2019

A solo painting exhibition - by Jaskirat Singh and Sunil Chopra

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

16th September - 18th September, 2019

TALK - Canvas Askew. East versus West through the eyes of a social psychiatrist. Speaker: Swaran Preet Singh, psychiatrist. Chair: Sanjeev Jain, psychiatrist from the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro-Sciences, Bengaluru

Venue : Gulmohar

07:00 pm

TALK - VIMHANS Series on Positive Psychology. Exploring the healing properties of Mandala and its use in Art Therapy. Speakers: Venika Singhal and Kritija Saxena

Venue : Casuarina

07:00 pm

Partition Archives - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women-young and old are imperative as they alert us on the impact the partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition. Those who refused to leave until months after the partition, And those who had to leave at just a moment's notice. Through their stories, through the very nature of the archival image, we learn about the circumstances of their migrations. We learn of family, education, the plight of refugees, and the most importantly, the notion of Hope. The 1947 Partition archive is a non-profit non-governmental organization dedicated to institutionalizing the people's history of Partition through documenting, preserving and sharing eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 30th September, 2019

Ras se bana Banaras - The city experience festival काशी की महिमा Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario

• Over 100 art pieces to display including – Photographs, Paintings, Sketches, Cartoons etc
• Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario
• Book Reviews related to Kabeer, Raja of Varanasi, Karma, Dharma, Kama and Moksha
• Music – Neeraj Arya Songs, Ganga Aarti, Shankhnaad & Shehnai
• Plays & Poetry related to Banaras
• Social Causes to support – Ganga Cleaning by NGO, Promote local

Mohit Gupta mg@mohitgupta.net, 9582218813

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st September - 30th November, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday at Open Palm Court conference room
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fees: Rs. 4,500/- for three months The workshop is only for adult participants

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Man Mai Hain Dilli - An exhibition of watercolours by Krishnendu Chatterjee

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Beyond Canvas - A solo painting exhibition by Renu Vidyarathi

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

19th September - 21st September, 2019

TALK - IHC-RIS-CEFIPRA Science, Technology & Innovation Policy (STIP) Forum. Science, Technology & Innovation for Society. Speaker: Dr. Shekhar C. Mande, Secretary, Department of Scientific & Industrial Research (DSIR) & Director General, Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR). Chairperson: Dr. Chandrima Shaha, Professor of Eminence and former Director, National Institute of Immunology, New Delhi.

Venue : Casuarina

07:00 pm

TALK - Challenging the Stigma that Surrounds Dementia/ Alzheimer's by Dr. Mala Kapur Shankardass, Sociologist, Gerontologist, Health Social Scientist and Assoc. Prof., Maitreyi College, University of Delhi. Collab. ARDSI – Delhi Chapter

Venue : Gulmohar

07:00 pm

Partition Archives - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women-young and old are imperative as they alert us on the impact the partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition. Those who refused to leave until months after the partition, And those who had to leave at just a moment's notice. Through their stories, through the very nature of the archival image, we learn about the circumstances of their migrations. We learn of family, education, the plight of refugees, and the most importantly, the notion of Hope. The 1947 Partition archive is a non-profit non-governmental organization dedicated to institutionalizing the people's history of Partition through documenting, preserving and sharing eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 30th September, 2019

Ras se bana Banaras - The city experience festival काशी की महिमा Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario

• Over 100 art pieces to display including – Photographs, Paintings, Sketches, Cartoons etc
• Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario
• Book Reviews related to Kabeer, Raja of Varanasi, Karma, Dharma, Kama and Moksha
• Music – Neeraj Arya Songs, Ganga Aarti, Shankhnaad & Shehnai
• Plays & Poetry related to Banaras
• Social Causes to support – Ganga Cleaning by NGO, Promote local

Mohit Gupta mg@mohitgupta.net, 9582218813

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st September - 30th November, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday at Open Palm Court conference room
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fees: Rs. 4,500/- for three months The workshop is only for adult participants

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Man Mai Hain Dilli - An exhibition of watercolours by Krishnendu Chatterjee

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Beyond Canvas - A solo painting exhibition by Renu Vidyarathi

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

19th September - 21st September, 2019

Apparently Real - A solo paintings exhibition by Sabya Sachi Ghosh. The exhibition “Apparently Real” aims to bridge the gulf that exists between the abstract and the real in art. In common parlance the idea of the abstract is a result of incomprehension and unfamiliarity

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

20th September - 22nd September, 2019

Syncronized - A group exhibition of Contemporary Ceramics & Art Photography by Dahuez (Abhishek Kumar Singh, Ajoy Krishna, Aneel Stanley, Aishwarya Gathwala & Kamal Bhatnagar) & Re4Clay ( Aninda Singh, Sushma Anand, Srirupa Sen, Rekha Bajpe Aggarwal )

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

20th September - 22nd September, 2019

MUSIC - Yaaden - an evening of old and classic Hindi film songs and ghazals by well-known Delhi-based singer, Uma Lalla. Narration by Pavan Naidu. Collab. Sindhi Academy Delhi

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm

MUSIC & TALK - IHC Music Club: Listen, Share & Discuss. A lecture-demonstration by Dhrupad vocalist Sumeet Anand Pandey on the ‘Gauhar Vani’ Dhrupad tradition of Darbanga Gharana

Venue : Amaltas

07:00 pm

Partition Archives - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women-young and old are imperative as they alert us on the impact the partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition. Those who refused to leave until months after the partition, And those who had to leave at just a moment's notice. Through their stories, through the very nature of the archival image, we learn about the circumstances of their migrations. We learn of family, education, the plight of refugees, and the most importantly, the notion of Hope. The 1947 Partition archive is a non-profit non-governmental organization dedicated to institutionalizing the people's history of Partition through documenting, preserving and sharing eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 30th September, 2019

Ras se bana Banaras - The city experience festival काशी की महिमा Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario

• Over 100 art pieces to display including – Photographs, Paintings, Sketches, Cartoons etc
• Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario
• Book Reviews related to Kabeer, Raja of Varanasi, Karma, Dharma, Kama and Moksha
• Music – Neeraj Arya Songs, Ganga Aarti, Shankhnaad & Shehnai
• Plays & Poetry related to Banaras
• Social Causes to support – Ganga Cleaning by NGO, Promote local

Mohit Gupta mg@mohitgupta.net, 9582218813

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st September - 30th November, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday at Open Palm Court conference room
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fees: Rs. 4,500/- for three months The workshop is only for adult participants

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Man Mai Hain Dilli - An exhibition of watercolours by Krishnendu Chatterjee

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Beyond Canvas - A solo painting exhibition by Renu Vidyarathi

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

19th September - 21st September, 2019

Apparently Real - A solo paintings exhibition by Sabya Sachi Ghosh. The exhibition “Apparently Real” aims to bridge the gulf that exists between the abstract and the real in art. In common parlance the idea of the abstract is a result of incomprehension and unfamiliarity

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

20th September - 22nd September, 2019

Syncronized - A group exhibition of Contemporary Ceramics & Art Photography by Dahuez (Abhishek Kumar Singh, Ajoy Krishna, Aneel Stanley, Aishwarya Gathwala & Kamal Bhatnagar) & Re4Clay ( Aninda Singh, Sushma Anand, Srirupa Sen, Rekha Bajpe Aggarwal )

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

20th September - 22nd September, 2019

THE GREAT BOOKS GIVEAWAY - by the The Community Library Project. Come and choose from thousands of books at ‘The Great Books Giveaway’. Visit India's first pop up library, browse, read, listen to stories, create art and show your support for Delhi's growing library movement. Readalouds, Workshops, Performances and more. Please log on to www.habitatworld.com for the schedule. Collab. The Community Library Project, Delhi
Timings: 10:00am - 08:00pm

Venue : Amphitheatre

10:00 am

TALK - IHC Members’ Meet. Data and its Discontents: The Spread of Disinformation. Speaker: Paranjoy Guha Thakurta. A senior journalist, author and commentator on social & current affairs. He has also served as the Editor of the Economic and Political Weekly. Open to IHC Members’ only

Venue : Library Lounge

06:00 pm

Partition Archives - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women-young and old are imperative as they alert us on the impact the partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition. Those who refused to leave until months after the partition, And those who had to leave at just a moment's notice. Through their stories, through the very nature of the archival image, we learn about the circumstances of their migrations. We learn of family, education, the plight of refugees, and the most importantly, the notion of Hope. The 1947 Partition archive is a non-profit non-governmental organization dedicated to institutionalizing the people's history of Partition through documenting, preserving and sharing eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 30th September, 2019

Ras se bana Banaras - The city experience festival काशी की महिमा Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario

• Over 100 art pieces to display including – Photographs, Paintings, Sketches, Cartoons etc
• Talk Shows: Food Stories of Banaras, The Mythologies & Myths, Present Socio-economic and geographical scenario
• Book Reviews related to Kabeer, Raja of Varanasi, Karma, Dharma, Kama and Moksha
• Music – Neeraj Arya Songs, Ganga Aarti, Shankhnaad & Shehnai
• Plays & Poetry related to Banaras
• Social Causes to support – Ganga Cleaning by NGO, Promote local

Mohit Gupta mg@mohitgupta.net, 9582218813

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st September - 30th November, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday at Open Palm Court conference room
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fees: Rs. 4,500/- for three months The workshop is only for adult participants

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Man Mai Hain Dilli - An exhibition of watercolours by Krishnendu Chatterjee

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st September - 30th September, 2019

Apparently Real - A solo paintings exhibition by Sabya Sachi Ghosh. The exhibition “Apparently Real” aims to bridge the gulf that exists between the abstract and the real in art. In common parlance the idea of the abstract is a result of incomprehension and unfamiliarity

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

20th September - 22nd September, 2019

Syncronized - A group exhibition of Contemporary Ceramics & Art Photography by Dahuez (Abhishek Kumar Singh, Ajoy Krishna, Aneel Stanley, Aishwarya Gathwala & Kamal Bhatnagar) & Re4Clay ( Aninda Singh, Sushma Anand, Srirupa Sen, Rekha Bajpe Aggarwal )

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

20th September - 22nd September, 2019

Magic of Realism - A solo painting exhibition by Shuvendu Sarkar

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

22nd September - 25th September, 2019

THE GREAT BOOKS GIVEAWAY - by the The Community Library Project. Come and choose from thousands of books at ‘The Great Books Giveaway’. Visit India's first pop up library, browse, read, listen to stories, create art and show your support for Delhi's growing library movement. Readalouds, Workshops, Performances and more. Please log on to www.habitatworld.com for the schedule. Collab. The Community Library Project, Delhi
Timings: 10:00am - 08:00pm

Venue : Amphitheatre

10:00 am

FILM & THEATRE - NTLive Broadcast (Encore). Frankenstein (Film/2011/120 mins). Dir. Danny Boyle. Childlike in his innocence but grotesque in form, Frankenstein's bewildered creature is cast out into a hostile universe by his horror-struck maker. Tickets at Rs. 250, 350 & 500 on bookmyshow.com & at the Programmes desk, Habitat World, IHC. An Old World Culture Presentation

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

03:00 pm

MUSIC - WITHIN - songs of the sacred by Sonam Kalra (90 mins). Tickets at Rs. 250, 350 & 500 on bookmyshow.com & at the Programmes desk, Habitat World, IHC. An Old World Culture Presentation

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:30 pm