Writing history artistically Dev Pathak Painting War could be the genitor of new motifs, as it has proved for some Sri Lankan artists. The recently concluded fifth edition of India Art Fair in Delhi attracted admirers and critics, collectors and sellers, art neophytes and art veterans, literati and glitterati. The mammoth scale rendered it impossible …
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Professor Yogesh Tyagi, Dean of Faculty of Legal Studies appointed Member (part-time) of Law Commission Dean of Faculty of Legal Studies, Professor Yogesh Tyagi has been appointed as a Member (part-time) of 20th Law Commission of India. The appointment was made along with that of Justice SN Kapoor and Mool Chand Sharma, who were appointed …
‘Celebrating’ Women’s Day What about women who are denied the basic human rights? DEVIKA MITTAL March 8 is celebrated as International Women’s Day. By ‘celebration’ I mean, there will be exchange of greetings, SMS messages, and there will be special offers for women particularly from beauty salons and some other special programs on television and …
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Unique institution focuses on regional cohesion Chandan Das Within just three years of its inception, South Asian University (SAU) in New Delhi has developed into an international centre for learning and a hub for the promotion of peace and co-operation in the region.South Asian University educates students from all eight SAARC member nations. The institution …
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