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Happy Tagore Nobel centenary year!
So 2012 is over. Just to give you an overview, my blog had about 9,200 views during the year, of…
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How Tagore could inspire (Indian) women
Over the past two weeks, India’s news has been dominated by the brutal gang-rape of a 23-year-old physiotherapy student in…
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The EU’s Nobel Peace Prize
Today has a special significance. Apart from being my father’s 79th birthday, the European Union (all 500 million of us)…
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Tagore dance – preparing for a global Q&A session
Last month, the makers of the film Sleepwalk with me proposed an evening where they were “encouraging everyone to host a pizza party…
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Tagore’s Gitanjali in 13 European languages
In my previous post, I wrote about the world premiere of the third and final film of our Tagore dance…
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A Tagore evening to remember
As you will have realised, last Sunday was the world premiere of Chitrangada in Brussels. The English-subtitled version of the film is…
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Tagore’s poetry in 13 European languages
In my blog post at the end of July about staging The Story of Gitanjali in Brussels during the charity…
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Tagore’s European legacy
The process of finding actors to perform each of the 13 poems in The Story of Gitanjali in a different…
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D-7: Brexit-vision
With Brexit-vision, intolerance seems to have become the ‘new normal’. Take, for example, the so-called “interview” of Liberal Democrat leader…
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D-8: Theresa May – the missing “leader”
Tim Farron just won the #BBCDebate with this 😂👏 pic.twitter.com/pTc5lDnDBr — Laura Ainslie (@LauraAinslie7) May 31, 2017 As Green Party…
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D-9: What could be plan B for the UK?
Former MEP Andrew Duff is credited with the formulation of “Article 50”. He has written a fascinating 4-page discussion paper…
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8 June 2017: The end of the UK as I have known it?
I was born and grew up in London. I used to love it. I still love London’s theatres but many other…
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The centenary of Tagore’s Nationalism
While the First World War was still raging in Europe, Rabindranath Tagore gave a series of speeches in Japan and…
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Jo Cox MP & Tagore – #MoreInCommon
The assassination of Labour MP Jo Cox on Thursday while working for her constituents has shocked many of us in the UK.…