The opening ceremony witnessed an evocative confluence of calligraphy, Pashmina craft, and Hindustani classical music, bringing together eminent artists, cultural practitioners, scholars, and distinguished guests from diverse fields.
Speaker Birla stressed that any reformation of global governance mechanisms must prioritize democracy, fairness, and inclusivity, ensuring a proper voice and representation for the Global South.
On The Statesman Talk, IIC President Shyam Saran shares how The IIC Experience 2025 – A Festival of the Arts celebrates India’s creative spirit with a special focus on women — from women’s development to women-led development.
It’s true that in the past few years, with the absolute corporatisation of the media and the advent of the media-savvy politician, ‘non-pliant’ editors and media professionals have been replaced by pliant ones.
Modern day Varanasi and its woes came alive on stage with Benaras ka Thug. A review by Aruna Bhowmick.
The exhibition 'Joel Rendon: Mexican Master Engraver' showcases his print work using various traditional and contemporary techniques in black and white as well as in colour.
Music and dance from Assam mesmerised the Capitals dance lovers as also IIC Double Bill Concert.
The events will take place at the India International Centre on Saturday, 27 April and Sunday, 28 April.
Pavan K Varma, author of 'Adi Shankaracharya: Hinduism's Greatest Thinker', was the chief guest of the event.
With an aim to encourage young talents, the India International Centre (IIC) has devised a few annual events like the…
