Part of The Heroine's Journey series and curated by Bullock Cart Poetry, Gyaan Adab presented an evening of Original Poetry by New Writers. Each poet performed spoken word presenting their...
Discussing Witches, Vamps and Wayward Women
On the 15th of December, Gyaan Adab presented the newest meeting of the Storytellers Club, wherein they presented works on Witches, Vamps and Wayward Women.This event was a part of...
Community Outreach Programme with Gyaan Ruchi
On the 15th of December, Gyaan Adab invited the women Gyaan Ruchi works with for a fun Sunday program. Hina Siddiqui, programming head here at Gyaan Adab, then held a...
Children’s Outreach Programme
On the 14th of December, Gyaan Adab invited over 40 children for a film screening and creative activity. Gyaan Ruchi, Gyaan Adab’s sister organization, brought in the kids from various...
Reading Amrita Pritam
In the December edition of The Book Club, we presented a reading of Amrita Pritam followed by a discussion. Amrita Pritam was an Indian writer who wrote in Punjabi and...
Hindustani Tyohar Urdu Shayaree Mein
Keeping the festive season alive, Guldasta-e-Urdu presents Hindustani Tyohar Urdu Shayaree Mein. The evening will feature Nasima Merchant, Dr. Mumtaz Peerbhoy, Kanchan Tripathi and Vijaya Tecksingani. Held on the 26th...
SALON featuring Deepak Peace
Gyaan Adab presented Salon - An evening of original Hindi music featuring singer-songwriter Deepak Peace, on the 24th of November. Deepak Peace, a home-grown artist, is accompanied by his harmonica...
The Heroine’s Journey
Who sends monsters to kill us and at the same time sings that we will never die? Who teaches us what's real and how to laugh at lies? Who decides...
Horror Noir: A screening of vintage horror films
On the 15th of November, GyaanAdab hosted a matinee triple feature of horror noir films. The films that were screened were The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920), Nosferatu (1922) and...
Parting with Words
Death – whether of an object, or of a relationship, a loved one, relative, an acquaintance or even of strangers – it surrounds us. Yet we try to hide from...
