The Literary Club of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai
invites you to a talk on “Regional Journalism: Today and Tomorrow”
by Dr. Amrish Sinha to celebrate the bicentenary of Mumbai Samachar,
on Friday 29th July at 5 p.m. in the Durbar Hall

To celebrate the bicentenary of Mumbai Samachar, the Literary Club of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai is pleased to invite you for a talk by Dr. Amrish Sinha on “Regional Journalism: Today and Tomorrow” in the Durbar Hall on Friday 29th July at 5 p.m.
Mumbai Samachar is celebrating its bicentenary (1822-2022). It is the oldest daily newspaper in Asia which has been continuously published without a break.
This remarkable and unique achievement is a landmark event for journalism in regional languages in India and calls for celebration. But it also provides an occasion to review and reflect on the state of media and not only print and electronic but also digital media in different languages.
The present scenario needs to be better understood and steps need to be identified for the future. What better place to discuss all this than in the Durbar Hall of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai – which has been a close neighbour of the Bombay Samachar, also situated around Horniman Circle.
We are fortunate to have media expert Dr. Amrish Sinha deliver a talk on “Regional Journalism: Today and Tomorrow.” This will set the platform for the discussion to follow when several journalists and media professionals will also be present.
Please join us for tea at 4.30 pm.

- Prof. Mangala Sirdeshpande, Officiating Hon. Secretary Asiatic Society of Mumbai
- Meenal Kshirsagar, Vice President of the Society & Chairperson - ASM LitClub

The Literary Club of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai
invites you to a talk: “Cultures of Confluence: Multi-faith
tolerance in our musical compositions” by Vithal C Nadkarni
in the Durbar Hall on Friday 15th July at 5 p.m.

The Literary Club of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai is pleased to invite you to a talk by Vithal C Nadkarni on the gharanas of Indian classical music titled “Cultures of Confluence: Multi-faith tolerance in our musical compositions” in the Durbar Hall of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai on Friday 15th July at 5 p.m.
Whether it is “Pratham dhar dyan Ganesh” by Rampur Ustad Inayat Khan or “Sumira Saheb Sultan by Agra doyen Pandit S N Ratanjarkar, Muslim Ustads and Hindu Pandits have for centuries celebrated each other’s faiths and festivals with brilliant compositions. These are lovingly sung and shared across the Indian sub-continent till this very day. What is the cultural and philosophical history of this super inclusive Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb or tradition? How did it evolve and spread across the gharanas of Indian classical music?
Writer-columnist and former Vice-President of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai, Vithal C Nadkarni, presents a coruscating horde of these ecumenical treasures in a lecture demonstration. Do join us for an evening of evocative music that will transport you into a world of new experiences.
Tea will be served at 4.30 pm.

- Prof. Mangala Sirdeshpande, Officiating Hon. Secretary Asiatic Society of Mumbai
- Meenal Kshirsagar, Vice President of the Society & Chairperson - ASM LitClub

The Literary Club of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai
invites you to a talk: “Cultures of Confluence: Multi-faith tolerance in our musical compositions” by Vithal C Nadkarni in the Durbar Hall on Friday 15th July at 5 p.m.
The Literary Club of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai is pleased to invite you to a talk by Vithal C Nadkarni on the gharanas of Indian classical music titled “Cultures of Confluence: Multi-faith tolerance in our musical compositions” in the Durbar Hall of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai on Friday 15th July at 5 p.m.

Whether it is “Pratham dhar dyan Ganesh” by Rampur Ustad Inayat Khan or “Sumira Saheb Sultan by Agra doyen Pandit S N Ratanjarkar, Muslim Ustads and Hindu Pandits have for centuries celebrated each other’s faiths and festivals with brilliant compositions. These are lovingly sung and shared across the Indian sub-continent till this very day. What is the cultural and philosophical history of this super inclusive Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb or tradition? How did it evolve and spread across the gharanas of Indian classical music?

Writer-columnist and former Vice-President of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai, Vithal C Nadkarni, presents a coruscating horde of these ecumenical treasures in a lecture-demonstration. Do join us for an evening of evocative music that will transport you into a world of new experiences.
Tea will be served at 4.30 pm.

- Meenal Kshirsagar , Vice President of the Society & Chairperson - ASM LitClub
- Prof. Mangala Sirdeshpande, Officiating Hon. Secretary, Asiatic Society of Mumbai

   
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