Tagore
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Return to Dartington
Kaberi and I are excited to be returning to Dartington in Devon to perform in its Great Hall with our…
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Time to open our eyes?
I had always understood that myopia (short-sightedness) was a genetic condition. So my need for spectacles as a child was…
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Why the arts are essential for humanity
Some say that the focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subjects in education began during the mid-19th century,…
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The next phase
When I mentioned to a close family friend (who is now 95) that I was thinking of taking early retirement,…
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Staging the first Online Sahityasabha
Yesterday, I was helping Kaberi and friends stage their first Online Sahithyasabha . We postponed the start by half an…
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Online Sahityasabha
Every Tuesday evening in Santiniketan, the home town of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore, he established the tradition known as Sahityasabha…
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A virtual performance
When the lockdown prevented us from celebrating Tagore’s birth anniversary at Shakespeare’s Birthplace as in previous years, we created a…
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Virtual birthday party 2
After the experience of my first virtual birthday party last year, as well as a virtual New Year’s Party a…
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Watch Tagore’s dance-dramas for free this weekend
Many of us around the world are in lockdown at the moment due to the coronavirus pandemic. So Kaberi and…
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Santiniketan, Tagore and tradition
To paraphrase Marcellus’ observation in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Something is rotten in the town of Santiniketan. The Vice-Chancellor of Visva-Bharati University,…
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