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# Michael Learns to Rock (MLTR) comes to India! News spotted here at rediff! Bangalore performance date: 25th Sep, 2005. Come fast, the sleeping child is waiting for you even as he thinks this:
"If all the people around the world
they had a mind like yours
we'd have no fighting and no wars
there would be lasting peace on Earth"
# Check out Indian Airports' satellite view. Sridhar used google maps API to put this neat page together.
# In the view of current aviation boom, words of wisdom from S Krishnaswamy, former Chief of Air Staff on how the Indian Air Force and Civil Aviation can complement each other.
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Air Deccan ad near Amritsar Airport
Monday Blues are passe (At Opus)!
21st Sep: The Leadership summit with Dr. Kevin Freiberg
Today, Air Deccan opened bookings for Airbus sectors for travle dates in Nov'05, Dec'05 and Jan'06.
And who says 1 Rupee tickets are not available. I could see a lot of 1 Rupee tickets available on random dates. Here are screenshots (click for bigger version) of 1 Rupee tickets available this morning on Air Deccan website. Of course, I didn't book any!!
Bangalore-Bombay 1 Rupee fare for Dec 31, 2005 (as seen on Aug 23, 2005)
Bangalore-Delhi 1 Rupee fare for Jan 23, 2006 (as seen on Aug 23, 2005)
Delhi-Bombay 1 Rupee fare for Nov 24, 2005 (as seen on Aug 23, 2005)
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English is back on Radiocity FM 91!
This is from my recent Ramanagaram trip. A few years back, while stopping at Ramanagram for refreshments, my cab driver had told me that this car is a water-tank. I was dying to get a picture of the same, which I sure did this time.
(click on pic for bigger version)
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SPIC MACAY (Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music And Culture Amongst Youth) is organising a dhrupad concert by the "Gundecha brothers" this Monday,22nd August in Surana College at 10 am. Entry is free for all students and patrons can get passes on request.
For more details, pls call 2339 6045 or mail spicmacayblore@yahoo.com
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Japan Week and Movies on Emergency
"Japan Week" organized by the Indo-Japanese Association (Karnataka)
18.08.2005 - Demonstration of Japanese Tea Ceremony by Mrs.Jobst Omatha
Venue : Infinitea, Cunningham Road, Bangalore
Time : 3:30 pm
Entry : Free
20.08.2005 - Demonstration of Ikebana by Mrs.Jobst Omatha, Ikenobo
Floral Art & Demonstration of Mandala by Geshe-Tashi, Tibetian
Buddhist Monastry, Bylukuppa
Venue : The Hotel Chancery, Lavelle Road, Bangalore
Time : 3:30 pm
Donor Pass : Rs.200/-
More details from:
A. S. Padmini - 26580466/26583522
Geetha Bhat - 98860-64822
#2 Seminar and Film screenings on Emergency...Then and Now 17-20 Aug 2005
Dear friends: We are glad to invite you to the National Seminar on 'Emergency...Then and Now' on Aug 20th 2005 at SCM House. The seminar will be preceded by two days of film screenings - 17 and 18 August 2005 at the same venue. Please find below the full programme schedule. We look forward to your participation! Regards
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Citizens Initiative for Peace (CIP) invites you to a National Seminar on EMERGENCY… THEN AND NOW The Status of Democracy in India today
On 20 August 2005 at SCM House, Bangalore
Democracy in India is alive and kicking. So goes the popular saying in media, in national and international forums. Emergency has largely been understood as a watershed in the history of democracy in India. We take pride in the fact that those black days can never be back, that those loopholes have been plugged by bringing suitable amendment to the Constitution, that emergency is the thing of the past, and that it can never return to plague the Indian Constitution.
However, every toiling citizen knows that all is not well. What has gone wrong and where? Our Constitution, of course, has lofty ideals as declared in the Directive Principles. But the operative portions as reflected in the Acts and Schedules have become a constraint for a full realization of the spirit of Constitution, which are repeatedly amended for the worst. Of late particularly after the 90s, the Constitutional spirit seems to have suffered a set back. The Right to Life, Freedom of Expression, Right against Exploitation… and many such core ideals of our independent struggle are getting subverted.
Is it truly a matter of bad governance or denial of democratic rights? Why is that laws that are more draconian than MISA have come to be passed ruthlessly used and abused? Why is it that the Indian Army has killed more number of our own countrymen than others - that too in the name of democracy and national interest? One of the greatest paradoxes of our times is that more kinds of oppressive regimes, denial of rights and access to resources, brutal suppression of people's voices and the very mortgaging of the autonomy and freedom of a nation are carried out in the very name of Democracy.
In such a scenario how do we understand Indian democracy? In what direction is it moving? What is to be done?
Film screenings on the Emergency on 17 and 18 August 2005 at SCM House. Full programme schedule attached below.
Venue details: SCM House, 29, 2 Cross CSI Compound (Near Bangalore City Corporation, Mission Road, Bangalore - 560 027
PROGRAMME: 20 AUGUST 2005
10:00 am Welcome Address Gauri Lankesh, Convener (CIP)
10:15 am Inauguration Ko. Chennabasappa, Retd. Justice, Karnataka High Court
10:30 am Introductory remarks Prof. V. S. Sreedhara, Convener (CIP)
11:00 am Key Note: The Nature of Emergency Today, Nandita Haksar, Advocate, Supreme Court
11:45 am Discussion Fr. Ambrose Pinto, Prof. Sitaram Kakrala, Dr. Siddanagowda Patil
12:45 pm Lunch
1:30 pm Post Emergency Anti-Democratic Laws Sheela Ramanathan, Advocate, Bangalore
2:00 pm Discussion ALF, SICHREM, PUCL
2:30 pm Dalit Question and Indian Democracy Anand Teltumbe, Dalit Intellectual, Mumbai
3:00 pm Discussion Laxman, DSS
3:15 pm Tribal Question: The present status Vittal Hegde, Shringeri Deba Ranjan Sarangi, PSSP, Kashipur
4:15 pm Discussion Prof. Manu Chakravarthy, Dr. Vishnu Kamat, Pradeep
4:45 pm Summing Up Prof. N. Ramesh, Principal, National College
FILM SCREENING SCHEDULE : 17, 18 AUGUST 2005 17 - Aug - 05, 5:00 pm Prisoners of Consciousness Directed by Anand Patwardhan
17 - Aug - 05, 6:00 pm Lest we Forget: Memories of the Emergency Directed by Alternate Visions
18 - Aug - 05, 5:00 pm Delhi Dairy Directed by Ranjani Mazumdar
18 - Aug - 05, 6:00 pm Remains of Yesterday Directed by Sanjay Dominic
This is an open event, all are invited.
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Apologies to The Fab Four, but the paradim has changed. Now its more like: "I get by with a little help from my online friends". Panchalee Thakur does an article on the topic in today's Bangalore Times. My only worry being online, as I say in the piece, is spam and MLM (multi-level marketing) people. Links to the article on Times of India site: text; graphic. Or, click on the pic below for bigger view.
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Festival of War Films: Commemorating the 60th year of end of World War II
On the 60th anniversary of the solitary use of nuclear weapon in the history of human existence we express our grief, and feel to be eloquent for peace and justice as leaving in a crucial time when looms of war emerges into our everyday life across the globe. As a film club we speak thru the great films of great maestros of this art form. In this festival we have chosen six great classics, which are based on the war and its painful consequences in human life. These films apart from being the great classics in the history of filmmaking are also a must see movies as we are in this era of information flood, where truth is often engulfed by the massive propagandist information.
- Date: 13th and 14th August
- Venue: Suchitra Film Society Auditorium
- #36, 9th Main, Banshankari 2nd Stage, Bangalore 560070
| Film Title | Schedule |
| Hiroshima mon amour |
13th Saturday 11 AM Followed by discussion
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| Night and fog | 13th Saturday 2 PM |
| Passenger |
13th Saturday 3:15 PM Followed by discussion
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| The great dictator | 13th Saturday 6:45 PM |
| Two half times in hell | 14th Sunday 11 AM |
| Ashes and diamonds |
14th Sunday 2:30 PM Followed by discussion
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Freedom Jam 2005: 14h August.
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Easycome.air Easygone.air!
*No to Nukes * *No to War* * No to Violence*
Bangaloreans Against Nuclearisation (a coalition of groups and individuals) invites you to Join us in a public program to remember Hiroshima.
Programme List:
1. Release of the anti- war musical film 'America America' (by K. P. Sasi)
2. Slide show (on Nuclear Weapon) by Vishwambhar Pati;
3. Talks on nuclear and anti-war issues by Dr. G. Ramakrishna, Dr. Bhanu Das and Dr. M. V. Ramana
4. A presentation about the effects of war in Iraq by Dr. Unnikrishnan
5. A poster exhibition - 'The Atom Bomb and Humanity' (Produced by Japan Confederation of A-and H-bomb Sufferers Organizations
6. Anti-war poems recital
7. Anti-war songs
Venue: St. Joseph's College, 36 Langford Road, Bangalore.
Date: August 6th, Saturday
Time : 4 pm - 7 pm
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Even though Calvin & Hobbes believe that "mothers are the necessity of invention", in a real, non-Calvin world, they say necessity is the mother of invention. Air Deccan, in its relentless pursuit of cutting costs, keeps coming up with new initiatives. Here's an innovative attempt at connecting with the customers. And in the process, turning customers into prosumers.
(If you can't see the animation below properly, hit this link)
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#1 Bizwomen 2005
~ One day conference for women entrepreneurs ~
On: Saturday, 6th August 2005, 6.45 PM
At: ITC Windsor Sheraton & Towers, Bangalore
Discounted fee for TiE members: Rs. 400/-
TiE Members will get a discount on the registration fee. Kindly register online at www.bizwomen.co.in or through Alfio Aquien at alfio@tiebangalore.org or call 22120009 Xtn-185.
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#2. TiE Networking event
~ Intel Capital: Investing for Global Impact ~
With Arvind Sodhani, President - Intel Capital, Senior Vice President - Intel Corporation
Arvind Sodhani joined Intel in 1981 as Assistant Treasurer of Intel Europe. Sodhani was elected Vice President by the Board of Directors of Intel in May 1990 and promoted to Senior Vice President in February 2005. As Intel's Treasurer, Sodhani was responsible for treasury, investor relations, corporate credit, mergers & acquisitions, post contracts management and risk management.
On: Tuesday, 9th August 2005, 6.45 PM
At: The Leela Palace @ Royal Ball Room, Bangalore
Non-member fee: Rs. 350/-
To register, write to Alfio Aquien at alfio@tiebangalore.org or call 22120009 Xtn-185.
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#3. Dance classes at Rock Around the Clock
The discovery of a dance language stirs the imagination and captivates the soul. We, at Rock Around The Clock, summon all to a place where dance lives, where dance speaks and its voice now echoes with the movement of feet...
How to begin
All you have to do is contact us via the telephone, email us or just drop in at the studio during the class hours. You can select the batch timing, which is convenient to you and start! Our adviser is available to offer personal consultation regarding selection of dance forms and private classes.
The Studio
Alliance Francaise de Bangalore
P.B No. 108, Thimmaiah Road,
Vasanthnagar,
Bangalore: 560 052
Weekday Dance Lessons
Batch one: Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Timing: 8.00p.m. to 9.00p.m
Batch Two: Days: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Timing: 6.30p.m. to 7.30p.m
Batch Three: Day: Saturdays, Timing: 7.30p.m. to 8.30p.m.
Weekend Dance Lessons
Venue: Zero Gravity, Residency Road, Bangalore
Batch Timings:
Batch one: Days: Saturdays and Sundays, Timing: 2.00p.m. to 4.00p.m
Batch two: Days: Saturdays and Sundays, Timing: 4.00p.m. to 6.00p.m.
Contact Us
Prithvi and Ree
Rock Around The Clock
Telephone: (0) 93 42 50 86 67
(080) 55 34 93 27
E-mail: info@rockaroundtheclock.biz
Website: www.rockaroundtheclock.biz
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#4. 28th Year Gokulashtami Celebrations
SGBS Trust is conducting 28th YEAR GOKULAKSHTAMI CELEBRATIONS - from 06-08-2005 to 28-08-05 at ODUKKUTHUR Swamigal Mutt Ulsoor Lake. Bangalore. Details of the cultural programmes daily from 6 pm are as under :
06-08-2005 Kadri Gopinath on saxophone & Party
07-08-2005 P.Unnikrishnan & Party
08-08-2005 M.S.Sheela & Party
09-08-2005 Madurai T.N.Seshagopalan
10-08-2005 Sashank ( flute) & Party
11-08-2005 Trichur. V.Ramachandran & Party
12-08-2005 Sanjay Subramanian & Party
13-08-2005 Sudha Ragunath & Party
14-08-2005 N.Ravikiran ( chitravina) & Party
15-08-2005 Hyderabad Brothers & Party
16-08-2005 Ganesh & Kumaresh ( violin duet) & Party
17-08-2005 TM.Krishna & Party
18-08-2005 Malladi Brothers & Party
(Website: http://www.sgbstrust.org/ASP/Art.htm#Gokulashtami)
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#5. Hindustani Concert on 8th Aug
Vocal: Ms Kalapini Komkali
PLace: Valley School, Mahasagar Hall or Science Centre Auditorium
Krishnamurti Foundation India,
17th Km Kanakpura Rd, (near the Silk Farm, take a right turn)
Thatguni Post, Bangalore South - 62
Date: Monday, 8th August
Time: 6pm
Kalapini Komkali is the daughter of the late Pandit Kumar Gandharva and Smt. Vasundhara Komkali. She is a talented musician in her own right and performs regularly, both solo and with her mother Vasundharaji.
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Boeing Back on Track? (It never will be)
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Music & Cricket in Bangalore - Buy Tickets
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HBTI, Kanpur & Lucknow in 'Bunty Aur Babli': Screenshots.
