8th August 2015, Saturday It was a lively face-off of ideas, reflections and readings, as a free-wheeling discussion took place here at the Centre on Saturday. Siddarth Dasgupta and Shilpa...
Beyond the page
24th-25th July 2015 (Friday-Saturday) For two days here at the Centre, there was a healthy discussion of all things books and literature, as those present devoured inputs from two interesting...
Broomrider’s Book of the Dead (Book Launch)
11th July, 2015 Mukta Sambrani's Broomrider's Book of the Dead managed to engulf those present in an evening of emotion and imagination, here at the Centre. Purvi introduced Mukta and...
Celebrating Bloomsday
13th June 2015, Saturday ‘When I die, Dublin will be written on my heart.’ (James Joyce) James Joyce was the focus of the evening on Saturday as literature lovers...
‘Fallen Standing’ by Reshma Valliappan
- A book launch 21/3/2015 'Fallen Standing - My life as a schizophrenist' was launched at Gyaan Adab. Written by Reshma Valliappan, founder-director of Mind Arcs and The Red Door,...
So you want to be published, huh?
- By Gouri Dange Gouri Dange’s stand-up act about the perils of being published is a witty, tongue-in-cheek view of the writer’s world. Her act at Gyaan Adab took the...
Different Shades – A book launch
Dilip Mohapatra’s launched his new poetry book - ‘Different Shades’ at Gyaan Adab on Wednesday, January 14, 2015. A decorated Navy veteran, Mr. Mohapatra has been writing contemporary poems in...
Zara Amritacha – A Brook Called Amrita
Considered the first prominent woman Punjabi poet, novelist, and essayist, and the leading 20th-century poet of the Punjabi language Amrita Pritam, with a career spanning over six decades produced over...
Gieve Patel – in his own words
Gyaan Adab presented an illustrated talk by Gieve on 18th October 2014 about his art, poetry, plays and creative education experiences. It provided Pune audiences with a glimpse into the...
Book Launch – Kalidasa for the 21st Century Reader – By Mani Rao
Kãlidãsa is a name that mostly tends to intimidate. However, through her translation of the epic poet Mani Rao has managed to demystify and simplify Kãlidãsa for the 21st Century...
