Friday, April 28

The Return of Uber Metal @ The Mezz

From: here

Date: 28th April
Time: 8pm onwards
Venue: The Mezz, New Friends Colony

Bands (in order of performance): Crucified, Hollow Caust, Undying Inc. and IIIrd Sovereign (headlining)

Entry: Rs.100 (with complimentary drinks), available at the venue.

Wednesday, April 26

Pai in Paris

DELHI ART GALLERY
Invites you to the opening of the exhibition
PAI in PARIS
early works
Curated by Roobina Karoda

Preview & Opening reception :
Thursday, 27 April, 2006, 7 pm onwards
at Delhi Art Gallery Pvt. Ltd.,11, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi – 110016
http://www.delhiartgallery.com

The exhibition will continue from 28 April – 18 May, 2006, 11 am- 7pm

Walk the World 2006

About:

Walk the World has one goal – to end child hunger by 2015.

We aim to do this by holding an annual worldwide demonstration across the globe called Walk the World. Once a year hundreds of thousands of people in every time zone will take to the streets to call for an end to the needless suffering of hungry children.

Through this global day of action, Walk the World will raise awareness about the 300 million hungry children in this world. Our call will urge policy-makers and governments – whether in rich or poor countries – to focus more funds and resources on feeding children. These people have the power to improve the lives of children all around the globe.

Walk the World also aims to raise funds to finance projects that assist hungry children. Whether from local companies or generous individuals, we know that every contribution helps to ease the suffering of those in need.

Our efforts are linked closely to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). If we end child hunger by 2015, we will have effectively achieved the first MDG – that of halving the number of all hungry people by 2015.

Join us and become part of a historic fight to end child hunger!

Date: 21 May, 2006
Venue: Princess Park, India Gate, New Delhi. (Princess park is the monument between India Gate and the National Stadium)

Schedule:
As an element of this event, WFP India is organising a painting competition for about 2500 children in the National Stadium:

National Stadium -
1530: Registration of participants for painting competition
1615: Painting competition

India Gate -
1715: Assemble at India Gate for the Walk
1730: Walk flagged off
1830: Assemble back in the National Stadium for refreshments and lucky dip

Route:
The walk will be flagged off at Princess park, which is right across the famous war memorial India Gate and the President's house. From here walking via Tilak Marg, Bhagawan Das road, Copernicus Marg the walk will end at National Stadium entrance.

To volunteer: for Walk the World 2006, please get in touch with Ranjani Gopinath at ******** or ****** or with Shivani Saran at ****** or ****** All volunteers will be given letters of appreciation for the hours volunteered.

(Note: contact details deleted on request from organisers. Mail doingdelhi at gmail dot com if you want to get in touch with them, and we'll forward the mail.)

For more details: http://www.fighthunger.org

Friday, April 21

Open Mic at Nigah - 27 Apr 2006

***QUEER CAFÉ***

Come join us for an evening of poetry, spoken word, music, singing,stories and performances about our bodies, selves and lives. Share,read, or just sit back and listen at the Queer Café – featuringreadings and performances on gender, sexuality and the weather.

To sign up to read/perform, email queercafe@nigahmedia.com. Ditto ifyou have questions.

27th April, Thursday @ 7 pmTHE ATTIC, 36 Regal Building, CP(Above The People Tree)

Tel : 2374 6050, 5150 3436

No photography, video or audio taping is permitted without priorpermission.

Email info@nigahmedia.com for more information.

www.nigahmedia.com

Wednesday, April 5

Jewelry Design Show at Creativegarh Art and Craft Gallery

Tuesday, April 4

Kitab Festival

The Hindustan Times Kitab Festival will celebrate the impact of South Asian writing in English on the contemporary world, and in turn, the impact of British literature in contemporary India. This extravaganza will provide an unprecedented opportunity to explore and expand the intermingled literary traditions of Britain and India.

From April 7-9, some of the world's greatest and most influential minds will gather in India's capital to discover new talent and debate issues vital to literature, media and development. HT Kitab will also act as fertile ground for wider cultural dialogue - a meeting place for political, social, film and business interests and commentators within New Delhi's vibrant international scene.

Key participants include Amit Chaudhuri, novelist, Nadeem Aslam, novelist, Goldie Hawn, actress and writer, Rana Dasgupta, novelist, Clare Short, MP, William Dalrymple, historian and writer, Tarun Tejpal, author and journalist, Alexandra Pringle, Editor in Chief, Bloomsbury, and Pavan K. Varma, author and diplomat. Editors from BBC, The Observer, The Hindustan Times, Outlook, The Guardian, The New York Times, The Telegraph, The Independent, Vogue, Harpers & Queen, GQ and Tatler will also attend.

How does the South Asian diaspora affect literature in the subcontinent? Has literary criticism died? How do geo-political shifts influence the media? What is a writer's role in the globalising world? Is independent publishing a force to be reckoned with?

Come and explore at HT Kitab, South Asia's first international, chic and meaningful literary and media festival.

Date: 7th, 8th, 9th April 2006
Venue:
India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Schedule: can be viewed here.

Entry: "Open to the public on a first come, first seated basis"

Details from http://www.kitabfest.org

Monday, April 3

Raja: The Play


Osho World & Leela Arts

present

Rabindranath Tagore's Raja

Director: Sanjiv Johri

Cast: Rekha Johri, Danish Husain, Gargi, Qaiser Jamal, Vikas Mohla, Manu Dhingra, Sunita Narain, et al.

Time: 7:00 p.m.
Date: April 8 and 9, 2006
Venue: Kamani Auditorium, Facing Mandi House, Copernicus Marg, New Delhi 110 001.
Entry through invitations. Please contact Osho World at Ansal Plaza.