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January 29 has been earmarked as Indian Newspaper Day by the Indian Newspaper Society. On this Day, Bhavan’s College Alumni Association, a registered Society in Hyderabad would hold an open meeting to understand and deliberate on various issues and insights about the print media in India. Entry is free and young newspaper readers are encouraged to join and share their experiences.

This Republic Day, we the people of India have solemnly resolved to celebrate our constitution!

At a time when the nation is exercising its beautiful right to voice opinions, dissent, and protest, it becomes crucial to evoke our constitution and the uniting principles and vision it represents.

Through poetry, art, music and dance, let us together reflect upon and celebrate our constitution, its significance to us individually and as a nation. Together, let’s pledge to make our country stand by our constitution’s promise of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity.

Coat ki Jeb – A love story from 1960s

Goonj Theatres in association with Hobnobs EnE presents Coat ki Jeb – A love story from 1960s

A love story that transcends generations. Based on a novel written by Shri Saheb Sharan Lal Srivastava, it is set in 1960s & will help us all explore the real meaning of love.The play will showcase how budding feelings of affection can be transformed into it’s true form called ‘LOVE’ just by giving a little push.

Written by: Sri Saheb Sharan Lal Srivastava Directed by: Shashank Srivastava Cast: Ashish Shrivastava, Eipsa Aru, Prerna Gupta, Shashank Srivastava, Chetan Gupta, Prity Kumari, Parikshit Sinha, Akshay Kurseja

For more details, contact: Chetan Gupta (+91 9515125320) Ashish Shrivastava (+91 7702778557) Shashank Srivastava(+91 8897344405)

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It’s a socio-political satire which involves a conversation between three crazy men who are talking about different social aspects directly/indirectly and suddenly a stranger enters and that is when story begins, according to this forth person he is not an insane rather very educated even then also he is in mental asylum. As they interact and talk further, they discuss every possible topic in very different and insane style to watch yourself giggling throughout the evening come and enjoy the play.

A talk on The State Of The Nation

National Register Of Citizens. Uniform Civil Code Poverty

Talk by:- Dr Saxena on poverty and the Muslim minorities.

Prof Kundu on Citizenship.

Dr Sharif on NPR and Prof Shaban on UCC.

A star studded galaxy.

All are welcome.

In a world full of constant change, we are always aware of what’s going on and what we think about it.

This gives us a sense of who we are related to what we are aware of. This documentary reveals that awareness itself is not what you think.

SOCIAL JUSTICE DAY

Marking 4th Shaheed Rohith Vemula Smriti Divas

WE THE PEOPLE | हम भारत के लोग | ہم بھارت کے عوام

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Citizens Against CAA-NRC-NPR

Invite You for a Talk on

Citizenship, Constitutionality and Social Justice: CAA-NRC-NPR & Beyond

Speakers:

Radhika Vemula (Anti-Caste Activist and Leader, Justice for Rohith Movement)

Yogendra Yadav (Political and Social Activist, Swaraj Abhiyan)

Asma Rasheed (Faculty, EFLU & Hyderabad Muslim Women’s Forum – HMWF)

P. Shankar (Dalit Bahujan Front-DBF)

Date: 17th Jan | Friday| 10 am to 1 pm

Venue: Lamakaan, Opp GVK, Banjara Hills, Rd. No. 1, Hyderabad

All Are Welcome

Home is a 2009 French documentary film by Yann Arthus-Bertrand. The film is almost entirely composed of aerial shots of various places on Earth. It shows the diversity of life on Earth and how humanity is threatening the ecological balance of the planet.

Synopsis : “Insecurity, complex, pollution, money, cell phones, drugs, orkut, facebook, relationships, manners, ethics, love, parents, pressure, sex, freedom, capitalism, education , dependance, awareness, guilt, communication, happiness, confusion…

Why do I do the things, which I do? I think rubbish. I feel rubbish… Who am I? I am not a hardcore rightist, nor a leftist. Not even a orthodox brahmin nor a suppressed dalit. Not a gay nor a part of the minority, not a lefty, or mentally ill.. Who the hell am I? Just a oversensitive guy.. confused.. trapped! Where do I go.. ? What do I do? Will drugs help? Or should turn a blind eye? That wont help, I have tried.. I have tried everything.. Everybody has tried everything..” Straight out of the minds of 21 year olds. The story of a youngster who finally goes to a reality show which is there to create an extremist, terrorist young force..

Is it fundamentalist? Religious? Regional? Certainly not! Exactly what happened with the young parents, involved in liberal, leftist, socialist movements in and after the 1975 Emergency? What happened with the concept of a free, secular, liberal and ideal nation worth to give a birth to a child?? What happened with the values and ethics which they expected from their previous generation of freedom fighters?

What exactly did happen in the last 21 years…