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Works by Isha Valentine, Vidhya Venkatappa on display at MKF Museum of Art (opens the original)
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What matters to each of us could be as different as caterpillars and concrete. Two distinct styles of art depicting this facet of human nature is on display at the MKF Museum of Art. Showcasing the works of Isha Valentine and Vidhya Venkatappa, On Things That Matter not only resonates at a personal level but is also universal in its appeal. At first glance it would seem Vidhya’s work correlates to the material world, while Isha has attempted to capture the metaphysical. However, the underlying i
Glimpses of womenâs empowerment in a rural landscape (opens the original)
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âThe practical, hands-on job training they receive here can be applied at any work place,â says Ritesh Nagrale, Head of Manufacturing and Operations, Projects, Srichakra Polyplast. That is a rather rare statement to hear from any recruiter, but this is an unusual story. Krishnagiri is a small town in Tamil Nadu, and an upcoming industrial facility here is developing a women-led workforce. A unit of Srichakra Polyplast, this initiative seeks to not only equip women for the workplace, but also
How the Marathi community in Bengaluru became an integral part of the cityscape (opens the original)
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The Ashada season may have concluded with joyful hymns of devotion, but the Marathi community in Bengaluru is now gearing up for perhaps the biggest event on their social calendar — Ganesh Chaturthi. Historical accounts state Emperor Shivaji first visited Bengaluru around 1640, and it is alleged initial settlers from Maharashtra arrived with him. Many locally-formed associations cater to the community here, helping them stay connected with each other and contribute in their own way to the city t
Bangalore Childrenâs Chorus to present Donât Stop Me Now, a concert (opens the original)
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âTonight, Iâm gonna have myself a real good time. . .â go the lyrics of âDonât Stop Me Nowâ by Queen. âBasically, that underlines what our performers are trying to say with this concert: we are on a ride showcasing, showing off, singing, and enjoying ourselves with this performance,â says Maya Mascarenhas, founder and director of The Bangalore Childrenâs Chorus. Directed by Maya and Judith Roby Bidapa, Donât Stop Me Now will span a wide range of musical genres including jazz,
CAUSE Foundation to bring Cry Baby to Bengaluru audiences (opens the original)
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“We have exceptional talent in Bengaluru; I have seen musicals on Broadway and I can tell you some singers here are not just on par, but are superior to them,” says Leila Alvares, founder-director, CAUSE Foundation. “That is the reason I want people to watch them perform — to recognise the talent that exists here.” The CAUSE (Cooperation of the Arts for the Upliftment of Society & the Environment) Foundation will present Cry Baby, a Broadway musical, based on the 1990 film of the same name on Se
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