vyasa jyothy award presented - bhavan … news...1 vol.20 no. 9 september - 2019...

1

Vol.20 No. 9 September - 2019

[email protected]

VYASA JYOTHY AWARD PRESENTED

Shri

BharatiyaVidya Bhavan,

Bengaluru, and Jyothi CharitableTrust joined hands once again toconduct the presentationceremony of the Vyasajyothy

award on July 20, 2019.The award was presented atBharatiya Vidya Bhavan toVidwan Dr. SubbarayaRamachandra Bhat, noted

Vedamurthy Vidwan Subbaraya Ramachandra Bhat after being felicitated pose with other dignitariesfrom left : Shri. H.N. Suresh, Director, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Shri. M. Narasimhan, Trustee,

Jyothy Charitable Trust, Dr. P. V. Narayan, noted Kannada scholar and writer, and Dr. T. S. Ramesh,former Principal and HOD of the Sanskrit Department of Poornaprajna Evening College.

2

Sanskrit scholar and an expertin Sama Veda.

Befittingly, the students ofMallikarjuna Veda-SanskritPatashala gave the programmea flying start as they chanted theVedas with much enthusiasmand precision. It was a treat forthe ears and there was completesilence as the young boysenthralled the audience with theirchanting for nearly 30 minutes,their voices in complete unison.

Shri Sreedhara Murthy,Co-ordinator, MadhyamaBharathi, spoke on the occasion,saying that BharatiyaVidyaBhavan and Jyothy CharitableTrust had been presenting theVyasajyothi award on GuruPoornima day. While JyothiCharitable Trust has beencontinuing with the legacy sincethe beginning, completing

17 years of the award,Bharathiya Vidya Bhavanbecame a part of it since 2014.The award is presented to ascholar very well versed in VedaShastra. Also, an upanyasa hasbeen held for the past 17 years.

The event was begun inmemory of Jyothy, the daughterof Dr. BNV Subrahmanya,who passed away at a veryyoung age.

The members on the daisthen partook in the ceremoniallighting of the lamp.

Shri. H. N. Suresh, Directorof Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan,welcomed Shri. M. Narasimhanand Smt. B. V. Seetha, trusteesof Jyothi Charitable Trust. Headded that this year, the awardwould be bestowed on VidwanDr. Subbaraya RamachandraBhat, noted Sanskrit scholar.Also welcoming the audience,he specially commended thestudents of MallikarjunaVeda-Sanskrit Patashalafor their impressive chantingof the Vedas.

Chief Guest on the occasion,M. Narasimhan, industrialist andtrustee, Jyothy Charitable trust,also spoke at the event,

Dr. T. S. Ramesh

3

saying that the MallikarjunaVeda-Sanskrit Patashala wasstarted in 1985 in the nameof his father, Mallikarjuna Shastry.

The Vyasajyothi awardwas started in 2002, he added, tofelicitate great scholars dedicatedto the Vedas.

The Vyasajyothy awardwas ceremonially bestowedon Vidwan Dr. SubbarayaRamachandra Bhat, notedSanskrit scholar, byDr. P V Narayan, notedKannada scholar and writer.

The awardee, Dr. SubbarayaRamachandra Bhat, thankedJyothy Charitable Trust andBharatiya Vidya Bhavan forgiving him the award, whileadding that he was not surehe was worthy of it.

To commemorate GuruPoornima, Dr. T. S. Ramesh,

H. O. D. of Sanskritdepartment at PoornaprajnaCollege, Udupi, delivered aspecial lecture on “Guru Poornimaand Guruvina Mahatva.”Dr. Ramesh elaborated on thegreatness of Vyasa and thenexplained that Indian culture helda guru or teacher in high regard,and Guru Poornima Day gaveall an opportunity to think of theirteachers and gurus and thankthem.

He said a guru expelsignorance and bestowsknowledge on his shishyas.He also quoted poet Kalidasa,writer George Bernard Shaw,Sarvagna and Sant Kabir amongothers on their definitions of ateacher. He concluded that witha Guru backing you and anaim ahead of you, one cannotbut be successful in one’sendeavours.

Students of MallikarjunaVeda-Sanskrit Patashala chanting of Vedas

4

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan

and Infosys Foundation havebeen jointly presenting thecultural outreach programmein 11 states of India since June2015. Year after year, a reviewmeeting is conducted tostrengthen the project and also tobuild mutual cooperation andunderstanding among all memberKendras.

This year, the review meetingwas held at Trichy on July 13,2019, under the chairmanship ofSri.S. Gopalakrishnan, Chairman,BVB, Hyderabad Kendra.

Meeting commenced withBhavan Anthem and Lighting oflamp by Dr.S.Chandrakumar,

Chairman, Tiruchirapalli Kendra,Sri.H.N.Suresh, Director,Bengaluru Kendra,Sri.T.V.Murali, Secretary,Tiruchirapalli Kendra, &Sri.J.T.Chari, Director, projects,Tiruchirapalli Kendra .

The Cultural OutreachProgramme has conducted 614shows across 11 states with5,912 artistes performing at theseevents. Approximately 1,80,000audience have attended theseprogrammes. More than 200 artforms have been showcased tilldate. This platform has given allthe opportunity not only to enjoythese art forms but also to interact

BVB – INFOSYS FOUNDATION CULTURALOUTREACH PROGRAMME REVIEW MEETING

AT TRICHY - AUG 13.

Lighting of the lamp by Dr. S. Chandrakumar, Chairman,Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Trichy.

5

Group photo of participants from all member kendras – Bhavan’s family

with others involved, thusencouraging a sense ofbrotherhood, which in turnenables national integration.

Sl Centre Programmes No of artistes Audience

A. Karnataka 63 340 10450

B. Gujarat 44 633 5580

C. Kerala 46 343 38080

D. Maharashtra 75 701 19190

E. Odisha 73 1454 16490

F. Rajasthan 49 537 18395

G. Tamil Nadu 104 627 15300

H. West Bengal andAgartala 118 898 22733

I. A.P & Telangana 42 379 34123

Total: 614 5912 180341

The best achievement awardwas given to Shri.NandakumarKakirde, Director, Pune Kendra,by Shri. H.N. Suresh,

Director, BVB, BengaluruKendra, who handed over adistinction plaque.

Sri.P.S.SheshanarayanaChadaga who was the ChiefCoordinator of the projectpresented the following highlights:

6

You would have been

charmed by the riot of coloursthat hit you when you entered theRangoli Metro Art Centre, if youhad visited the centre on 19, 20and 21 July. Small wonder,because the walls had beencovered with paintings bychildren whose imagination andabandon had taken flight.

These are paintings that werethe outpouring of the artistic talentof 195 children from twoorganisations, Balya and AaspadaArt Workshops. CalledSamanvaya Sootra, the paintingswere the products of workshopsconducted and curated byYugashri S. A., artist and art

BVB ART SHOW : ART WITH A HEARTYUGASHRI – RANGOLI METRO ART CENTRE

facilitator. Balya is a Free Homefor Children by the AnnapoornaCharitable Trust, while Aaspadais Yugashri’s own art workshopsinitiative.

The programme was theresult of the Cultural OutreachProgramme by Bharatiya VidyaBhavan, Bangalore, and InfosysFoundation. It was held on 19,20 and 21 of July, 2019.

Yugashri is an alumna ofChitra Kala Parishat where shedid her Master’s and has beenimmersed in research and arteducation for the past 21 years.She has been working with Balyaas an honorary teacher for thepast 5 years. She also conducts

Children

who

participated

in the art

workshop

“Samanvaya

Sootra” go

through the

exhibition.

7

art orientation programmes forteachers and parents at schools.Thus, at the Rangoli Metro ArtCentre, you would haveprobably seen some art byparents and teachers, too, alongwith art by 190 students fromBalya and 5 students fromAaspada. The children were toldthey could draw whatever theyliked and the results on the wallsshowed that their imagination hadtruly taken wing.

Apart from regular sheets ofpaper, the children had also usedvisiting cards to paint on, thushelping the environment in theprocess. They have also beenallowed to experiment with other

sizes of papers to use as theircanvas. In fact, during one of herother projects with Balya,Yugashri’s students have usedold notebooks which had beenwritten on. The pages of thenotebooks were all stucklengthwise and breadthwise tomake long scrolls and thenpainted on. “Some of them were30 feet long and 4-5 feet wide,”she says.

Yugashri has been concernedwith art education in India, andwonders that not many schoolboards have an art curriculum inplace. She has travelled toBhopal, Baroda, Haryana andMumbai and worked in schoolsin her research endeavours.

Group photograph of participants from Balya - Free Home for childrenArt teachers and Bhavan officials.

8

SHRI. YADALAM NANJAIAH SETTYMEMORIAL LECTURE ON 12TH AUG

ON EDUCATION THE PANACEA

Sri Sri Sri Veereshananda Saraswathi Swamiji, President, Ramakrishna VivekanandaAshrama, Tumkur, lighting the lamp on the occasion of Shri Yadalam Nanjaiah Setty

memorial lecture. On the right is Shri Gangadhara Setty and left of Swamiji isShri Manandi N. Suresh, Hon. Secretary, BVB.

The students who received the scholarship under the Shri. Nanjaiah SettyEndowment programme with the dignitaries.

9

PROF. U.S. KRISHNA RAO ANDSMT. CHANDRABHAGADEVI ENDOWMENT

PROGRAMME HELD ON JULY 11.

Shri. Shravan U.M., and students of Shanthala Arts Academy participatedunder Prof. Krishna Rao and Smt. Chandrabhaga Devi Endowment.

Direction : Guru Pulakeshi Kasturi

10

KALABHARATHI

ANNUAL EXAMINATION - 2018 -19

Students of Kalabharathi at the annual diploma examination

for the year 2019 .

CARNATIC MUSIC CONCERT

AT BVB HELD ON AUG 24.

Carnatic vocal by Kum B. Gayathri

(Student of Bhavan’s Bangalore Press School)

Violin : Shri Prithvi Sanketh,

Mridanga : Shri N. Karthik Pranav

11

A total of an impressive

626 programmes featuring 6039artistes, attracting an audience ofapproximately 1,83,071, hasbeen the substantial offering ofBharatiya Vidya Bhavan-InfosysFoundation Cultural Outreachprogramme since its launch in2015 February. And it has onlygrown from strength to strength.

At Ahmedabad Kendra(Gujarat), Confluence,presented by Shri. Sapan Anjaria& troupe offered a veryunique concept through music.

A musical programme,Pehchan, was presented byall visually impaired artistes andphysically challenged artistes.

A programme of Ghazal andSufi songs Folk fusion wasconducted by Arif Mir & troupe.

A programme dedicated tothe regional folk music Dayronamely Sangeetotsav waspresented by Dr. NirmaldanGadhvi.

There was the playJitharobhabho, directed by Shri.Harshdeepsinha Jadeja, a satire.

Besides, there were toChildren’s plays in Hindi:Natyam, directed by Smt.VedikaA Bayawala, and an Odissidance drama Mohan se Mohan,choreographed by Smt. SupravaMishra.

BVB-INFOSYS FOUNDATION CULTURALOUTREACH PROGRAMMES : NEW UPDATES

Confluence presented by Shri. Sapan Anjaria & troupeheld on May 19th at Ahmedabad

12

At Pune Kendra(Maharashtra), a groupdiscussion with demonstrationorganised in association withShastriya Nritya SanvardhanSanstha and Nrityavedh KathakNritya Sanstha namely SangatSangoshti was presented byDr. Madhuri Apte.

A dance spectacle rejoicingthe rituals of vivaaha, DivyaVivaahan was presented bySmt. Arundathi Patawardhan.

Apart from this, a Kathakprogramme based onchoreography then, now andahead-unfolding the journey ofKathak choreographies, waspresented by Smt. Leena Ketkar.

A Puppet show, depictingstring puppets, hand puppets,

BVB-INFOSYS FOUNDATION OUTREACH PROGRAMMES

mascot, ventriloquism, doll andvoice act was presented by Smt.Chaitali Majgaonkar.

A Vocal & Sitar duet waspresented by Shri. SameepKulkarni and troupe.

At Kolkata Kendra(West Bengal/Agarthala),Taal Vadya Kacheri, presentedby Shri. Soumen Sarkar andtroupe, was organised.

At Bhubaneshwar Kendra(Odhisha), Krishna Leela,based on Bhagabata, written byJagannath Das, was presented byShri. Somonath Swain and Party.

Kalijaee was presented bySrikshetra Natyasala Rupa &group.

Leela Kirtan - Nimaainsannyas, directed by GitikabiSusanta kumar Pani was

Kalijaee presented by Srikshetra Natyasala Rupa & groupheld on June 3rd at Bhubaneshwar

13

conducted by BhubaneshwarKendra.

At Jaipur Kendra(Rajasthan), fusion of classicaldance with folk music, JaipurKathak with Manganyarsinging, was presented byDr Shashi Sankhla & party.

At Trichy Kendra(Tamil Nadu) Vocal Concertprogrammes by Smt. BrindaSatya Murthy and troupe,and by Shri. Kasyaph Maheshand troupe were conducted.

GUJARATConfluence presented by

Shri. Sapan Anjaria & troupeon 19/05/2019. A very uniqueconcept, it was designed topresent entertainment withinformation as well as learningfor the audience.

The different forms ofrhythm, string Instruments andsteps (Thaps) of Kathak weremixed in different styles of musicwith due respect to the grammarand essence of original Indianmusic.

The very young team cameup with this new production.The programme was presentedby Sapan Anjariya on the tabla,


Rakesh Vani on the dholak,Aniket Khandekar on Vocal,Dinesh Kumar Shaik on themridangam, Anuj Anjariyaon the santoor, Vanraj Shashtrion the sarangi and Kadam Parikhdemonstrated Kathak dance.The program was conceptualisedand coordinated by the veryyoung tabla artiste, Shri SapanAnjariya.

Pehchan was presented on26/05/2019 by visually impairedartistes who were winners in asinging competition speciallyorganised for the physicallychallenged and visually impairedartistes of Gujarat. The top 10winners of this competition weregiven a stage to showcase their

Pehchanpresented

byvisually

challengedartists -

Shri.ChiragDhabhi &

troupeheld on

May 26that

Ahmedabad

14

talent in this programme titled‘Pehchan’ (Identity).

The programme concept wasselected purely to bring physicallychallenged talented artistes intothe mainstream and also givethem social recognition. Theaudience not only appreciated theprogramme but connectedemotionally with this group oftalented artistes.

The programme was wellcoordinated by a 23-year-oldstudent of Blind School Academywho himself is partially visuallyimpaired and physicallychallenged.

Folk fusion was presentedon 01/06/2019 by Shri. Arif Mir& troupe. The programme waspurely designed to provideinformation and recognise theancient art of singing traditionalsongs.


But it came with a slightdifference in composition so thatthe youth can connect to the gloryof old traditional songs andvalues. The programme waspresented and coordinated bythe very talented and well knownGhazal and Sufi singer, Arif Mir.He was well supported by anupcoming young team ofmusicians.

The anchoring of theprogramme was very informative;so the audience could learn of theheritage and tradition of the state.

The programme waspresented by Arif Mir, HimanshuChauhan, Parth Mistry, MaheshShrimali, Sunil Vaghela, DharmeshJani and Ankit Jani.

Jitharobhabho, a playwas presented on 15/06/2019under the direction of Shri.

Folk fusion presented by Shri. Arif Mir & troupeheld on June 1st at Ahmedabad

15

Harshdeepsinha Jadeja.The play is a satire on deathfeasts still prevalent in rural India.The play highlights the dark sideof those who are not believers.

The play depicts a familywhich is in a cycle of debt, andrumour mongering villagers withexaggerated stories of seeing aghost.

It used unconventional sets,comprising of three similarlooking platforms, used toestablish different places withwhite sheets used as a backdrop,which are also used as a screenfor some shadow play techniquejuxtaposed with red and bluelight, making it a spectacle.

The play was directed byHarshdeepsinha Jadeja, a youngstudent of Drama and Theatre.

Sangeetotsav waspresented on 25/06/2019 byDr.Nirmaldan Gadhvi. Dayrois a folk art which describesstories from the rich traditionsof the state.

It presents the true senseof the lifestyle, relations andpopular characters of history.

The programme waspresented through story tellingwith music by the veteran scholarDr. Nirmaldan Gadhvi whohimself has done a doctorate in


Jitharobhabhodirected

byShri.

Harshdeepsinhajadeja held on

June 15that

Ahmedabad

Sangeetotsav presented by Dr. NirmaldanGadhvi held on Jun 25th at Pune

16


Gujarati Folk Art. He wassupported by a very young,talented, upcoming singer,Sheetal Barot, a student ofNirmaldan Gadhvi. Very rareforms of music were presented,with the basic touch of Santvani,Sugam Sangeet and classical,too.

Prominent regional saintsand artistes were given duetribute in this programme.Supported by Gujarat StateSangeet Natak Academy also,it was recorded by the popularregional literature App –Matrubharati for records.

Natyam -2 children’s playsin Hindi directed by Smt. VedikaA Bayawala were presented on07/07/2019. Titli is based on thefairy tale, The little match

stick girl, by Hans ChristianAnderson.

This was presented in theform of a social satire: whenpeople are alive, nobody isbothered, but when they die,everyone starts showingsympathy.

The play was performed byteenage students who displayedrealistic acting.

The 2nd play Supandi is alight comedy inspired by thecharacter Supandi from themagazine, Tinkle. The purpose ofcreating this play is to increase thehabit of reading.

Mohan se Mohanchoreographed by Smt. SupravaMishra was presented on14/07/2019.

Natyam -2 children’s play in Hindi directed by Smt. Vedika A Bayawala

17


Mohan se Mohan is anOdissi dance drama.

It described the story of twogenerations. The most popularpersonalities over generationsare Lord Krishna and MahatmaGandhiji. Their lives, deeds,struggle, message, courage,thoughts, speech, behaviour,their divinity were thoroughlycompared and presented in adance form. Two symboliccharacters, Chakra and Charkhadepicted these two characters.The play co-ordinated beautifullybetween the different artpresentations and the dancersperformed gracefully to the song

written by Gujarati poet, TusharShukla.

MAHARASHTRA

An innovative puppet showwas performed on 08/04/2019by Mrs.Chaitali MajgaonkarBhandari depicting stringpuppets, hand puppet, mascot,ventriloquism, doll and voice act.She was assisted by her fatherShri Surendra Majgaonkar andmother Mrs.Supriya Majgaonkar.

Jr. KG and Sr. KG studentsof Chhabria Nursery School(CNS) enjoyed the show.

Sangat Sangoshti waspresented on 25/04/2019 by

Mohan se Mohan choreographed by Smt. Suprava Mishraheld on Jul 14th at Ahmedabad

18

Dr. Madhuri Apte. Nrutyavedh,in association with ShastriyaNritya Sanvardhan Sanstha(SNSS), Pune.

Dr. Chaitanya Kunte,Shri Nikhil Phatak, SunilAvachat, Chinmay Kolhatkar,Mrunmayee Phatak, Amod

Kulkarni, CharudattaPhadke andDr. Madhuri Apteexpressed their viewsabout the role ofaccompanists in Kathakperformances.

A Kathak recitalwas presented on26/04/2019 by Smt.Leena Ketkar, underthe auspices of ShastriyaNritya SanvardhanSanstha (SNSS),


Puppet show presented by Smt. Chaitali MajgaonkarBhandari and troupe held on Apr 8th at Pune

through a programme titled“Choreography – then, nowand ahead – unfolding the journeyof Kathak Choreographies.”Kathak dance Guru ShrimatiShamatai Bhate was interviewedby Ms. Jayashree Bokil andMs. Leena Ketkar on aspects

Sangat Sangoshti presented by Dr. Madhuri Apte held on Apr 25th at Pune

19

of choreography then, now andahead. Two students of Shamataialso showcased the various formsof choreography.

Divya Vivaahan waspresented on 03/05/2019 bySmt. Arundathi Patawardhanand troupe reiterated theimportance of some rituals thatare essential to the institution ofmarriage.


Kathak presentedby

Smt. Leena Ketkarheld on Apr 26th

at Pune

Theyperformedweddings of Ratiand Manmatha,Parvati and Shiva,

Sita and Rama, Rukmini andKrishna, Draupadi and Arjuna,and Valli and Karthikeya.

WEST BENGAL/AGARTHALA

Taal Vadya Kacheri waspresented on 22/06/2019 by Shri.Soumen Sarkar and troupe.“Taal Vadya Kacheri” literallytranslates to mean a rhythmicinstrumental musical session ofTabla, Ghatam and Harmonium.

ODISHAKrishna Leela was

presented on 27/05/2019 by Shri.Somonath Swain and Party.The subject matter of KrishnaLeela is based on “Bhagabata”written by Jagannath Dash ofPancha Sakka Era. Before thearrival of Chaitanya Dev,the Vaishnavas of Odisha

Divya Vivaahan presented bySmt. Arundathi Patawardhan

held on May 3rd at Pune

20

performed Krishna Leela on alarge scale.

Later, Chaitanya preachedKrishna Tatwa which madeKrishna Leela very popular.

During the 18th century,various groups performedKrishna Leela amongst whom


Vocal & Sitarduet presented

byShri. Sameep

Kulkarniand troupe

held onJune 28th at Pune

Taal VadyaKacheri performed by Shri Soumen

Sarkaron Tabla, Ghatamheld on June 22nd

at West Bengal

the group led by BabajiDikhishyma Dash of BaunshiaVillage of Ganjam District wassuperb.

He created 48 numbers ofKrishna Leela based on“Bhagabata” and performed thesame on “Ekadashi” and

Krishna Leelapresented

byShri.

SomonathSwain

and Partyheld on

May 27that

Bhubaneshwar

21

“Dwadashi” of every month for aduration of one year. Such a longdrama is very rare in India.

It is encouraging that ayoungster, Sj Prashant Nayak ofDeogaon near Budhamb,is resurrecting such a glorioustradition. He is supported by thefamous Guru of Krishna Leela,Shri Somnath Swain and Co.

Kalijaee was presented on03/06/2019 by SrikshetraNatyasala Rupa & group. “BhalaKari naa Buhare nauri Jhia KuMaduchhi Dara Gan Gada LokeChahin Basithibe Jhia JibaShashu Ghara.” These two linesfrom “Kalijai Folk tale” writtenby Poet Pandita GodabrishaMishra of Satyabadi era are verypopular and well-known in eachand every household of Odisha.Goddess Kalijai’s temple issituated at Parikuda village in themidst of natural beauty encircledwith Chilika Lake is a world

renowned beauty spot and ShaktiPeetha.

The story is about a minorgirl called Kalijai of Chilika Coastwho married a minor boy ofParikuda Gada. While ferrying toher mother-in-law’s house byboat along with her familymembers, the boat capsized onthe Chilika due to sudden heavyrains and a storm. Except forKalijai, all others were saved.

Thereafter, people saidthat a girl clad in a white sareewandered every evening aroundthe accident spot crying profuselyand searching for someone.To pay homage to Kalijai’ssoul, a temple was built.

Leela Kirtan - NimaainSannyas was performed on17/06/2019 directed byGitikabi Susanta Kumar Pani.Geetabhinaya (acting inharmony with lyrics)


Jaipur Kathak with Manganyar singing by Dr Shashi Sankhla & partyheld July 3rd at Jaipur

22

“NIMAIN SANYASA” is basedon the scene / events ofChaitanya Mahaprabhu’srenunciation of worldly pleasureto become a saint. BabaBaikuntha Nath Bramhachari hasdescribed ChaitanyaMahaprabhu’s life which wasimmersed in Sankirtan (singingreligious song in the streets)method.

Along with his friendsand associates, Chaitanya Devpreached the great sermon


Leela Kirtan – Nimaain sannyas directed byGitikabi Susanta Kumar Pani held on

June 17th at Bhubaneshwar

“Hare Rama and Hare Krishna”to the world.

Much has been saidpertaining to the death ofSri Chaitanya. Some saythat he breathed his last atTota Gopinath Temple of Puriduring 1534 AD. Another view isthat while chanting Kirtan in frontof Jagannath on the Car festivalday in 1534 AD, he disappeared.His mortal physique hadmerged / mingled with LordJagannath.

23


Vocal concert by Smt. Brinda Satya Murthy and troupe held on Jun 3rd at Srirangam

Vocal concert by Shri. Kasyaph Mahesh and troupeheld on Jun 30th at Srirangam

Fri 6.30 p.m. - KRG Hall06. Bharatanatya solo recital :Shri. Arun Sreenivasan

Sat 6.00 p.m. - Khincha Hall07. ‘Keshava Namana’inauguration of the CentenaryCelebration of Guru NatyacharyaShri H.R. Keshava MurthyBharatanatya recital bygrand daughter of Guru.Shri H.R. Keshava Muthydirected by Smt. Vasantha LakshmiBharathanatya recital by artists ofNupura troupe. Directed byDr. Lalitha Srinivasan.

Sun 11.00 a.m. - KRG Hall08. Prof V.K. Gokak MemorialEndowment function andProf. V.K. Gokak Award ceremony.Award to Prof. M. Basavanna.(a well known teacher and writer)Award presented byDr. V.R. Panchamukhi (RenownedEconomist & Sanskrit Scholar)Chief Guest : Dr. Chiranjiv Singh(IAS Retd) Former Ambassador toUNESCO. Presided byShri Y.N. Gangadhara Setty,President, Sri Vinayaka GokakVangmaya Trust.

Thu 9.00 a.m. - KRG Hall12. BVB and Selco Foundationjointly organises Awareness andSolar Energy : Workshop

Fri 6.30 p.m. - Khincha Hall13. Bharatanatya solo recital :Ms. Shruthi Subramanian

Sat 6.00 p.m. - KRG Hall14. BVB and Artify presentsremembering “Veena Sahasrabudde”Dr. Bharathi Vaishanpayananwill be conferred with the“Veena Sahasrabudde” Puraskar

Sat 6.30 p.m. - Khincha Hall14. Horizon series -Kathak solo recital :Guru Vidushi V. Anuradha Singh(in association with ICCR)

Fri 6.45 p.m. - Khincha Hall20. Nitya-Nrutya - 2019‘Keshava Namana’ ofcommemoration of the CentenaryCelebration of Guru NatyacharyaShri H.R. Keshava Murthy.A Bharatanatya group danceby the grand children of GuruShri H.R. Keshava Murthy,Keshava Nritya Shala

7.30 p.m. : Bharatanatya recital byMs. Indira Kadambi.

Sat 10.00 a.m. - KRG Hall21. Nitya-Nrutya - 2019Key note address : ‘How to makeour art relevant to our audience byDr. Deepti NavaratnaApproaches that engage audiencesDr. Veena Murthy, Dr. SoundaryaSrivatsa & Ms.Sharmila Mukherjee12.00 p.m.: Bharatanatya :Manasa Rao6.15 p.m. : Bharatanatya :Mithun Shyam7.15 p.m. : Bharatanatya Duet :Rama Vaidyanathan andDakshina Vaidyanathan Baghel

PROGRAMME :SEPTEMBER - 2019

27

PROGRAMME :SEPTEMBER - 2019PROGRAMME :SEPTEMBER - 2019....

Sun 10.00 a.m. - KRG Hall22. Nitya-Nrutya - 2019Experience sharing ‘How to makeour art relevant to our audience byPoornima Gururaja,Lakshmi Gopalaswamy10.45 a.m. : Panel Discussion :Anita Santhanam,Arjun Bharadwaj,Karthik Hebbar, Vidya SimladkaPanel Moderator - Jyothi Raghuram

12.00 Noon : Kathak recital :Mansa Joshi

6.15 p.m. : Celebration ofBirth Centenary of H.H. LateSri Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar byNupura School of Bharatanatya

7.30 p.m. : Kuchipudi by PadmaSobha Naidu and students ofKuchipudi Art Academy, Hyderabad

Fri 6.30 p.m. - KRG Hall

27. Bharatanatya solo recital :Ms. Sai Sindhura

Sat 6.00 p.m.28. BVB -Infosys FoundationCultural outreach programme :

Classical music :

Vocal : Vidushi. K. Vrinda Acharya

Violin : Pradesh Achar

Mridangam : B.S. Prashanth

Khanjira : Anil Parashara

Venue : Vasantha Vallabha Kalyani,Konanakunte, Vasanthapura,Bengaluru.

BHAVAN-INFOSYS FOUNDATIONCULTURAL OUTREACHPROGRAMMES : JULY, 2019.

Classical music : Vocal : Vid Sharanyaa Srinivas,Violin : Vid Jotsna Manjunath, Mridanga : Vid Ranjani Venkatesh.

Ghata : Vid. B.S. Raghunandan on July 27, at Vasantha Vallabha Kalyani,Konanakunte, Vasanthapura, Bengaluru.

28

September - 2019

BOOK POST

SMT. GEETHA RAO

vyasa jyothy award presented - bhavan … news...1 vol.20 no. 9 september - 2019...

Documents