"Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan" a play based on short stories by Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi & Ajay Navaria at Convention Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Mehrauli Road > 6pm on 25th July 2015
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"Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan" a play based on short stories by Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi & Ajay Navaria
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Auditorium 1, Convention Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi - 110067
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Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Note : Call 011-24619431 (IIC) to re-confirm any last minute change or cancellation of the event.
Venue : Auditorium 1, Convention Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi - 110067
Venue Info : www.jnu.ac.in | SIS Map
Nearest Metro Stations - 'Hauz Khas(Yellow Line)' & 'Delhi Aerocity(Orange Line)'
Event Description : "Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan" a play based on short stories by Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi & Ajay Navaria.
Mohalla Bol Theatre Club in association with ComMutiny - The Youth Collective (CYC), Pravah and Poorest Areas Civil Society ( PACS) is organizing two plays on 25th July '15 "Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan" based on short stories by Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi & Ajay Navaria. The play is directed by Fahad Khan and has been conceptualized the team of Mohalla Bol by The play 'Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan' is an amalgamation of two beautiful short stories highlighting the intertwined themes of gender, caste and class.
While the first short play 'Ek Aurat Teen Auratien' is an autobiographical take on the life of a poverty striken farmer woman provides us with glimses in her everyday struggle to survive, her work, her concerns and her not accepting but rather questioning her exclusion and marginality.
The second short play 'Yes Sir' which brings forth the question of caste in contemporary urban context where caste has an omnipresence. With caste reservations there has been a role reversal where a Brahmin is a mere peon, a servant and a Dalit is an officer, the master what happen next.
Mohalla Bol, an organization formed by Tasha, a changeloomer of Changelooms With.in Programme. Mohalla bol is a youth led initiative, engaging young people from different communities through the medium of theatre & films exploring the issues of identity based exclusion and discrimination. Mohalla Bol is a youth led initiative with its genesis in Pravah Youth Club where young people from different communities and colleges explore and engage with different forms of theatre and films, building a critical understanding around various issues of identity based social exclusion and discrimination. Through its various activities and workshops around theatre and film, the Club aims to make them appreciate the skills of theatre and filmmaking and engaging with stories, experiences from the margins & voicing their concerns for the same. The club believes that the creative mediums of theatre and films could be used as powerful tools for social and political change.
About Changelooms With.in Programme : Changelooms With.in is a yearlong leadership programme for 100 passionate and enthusiastic young leaders across six states namely Jharkhand, Bihar, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. These 100 young people are mentored and facilitated at the right stage to put their ideas into action and lead a journey to become a social entrepreneur and catalyst to lead social change initiatives that address social exclusion within their communities. Changelooms With.in is jointly run by Pravah and ComMutiny-The Youth Collective (CYC) in association with Poorest Area Civil Society (PACS) Programme.
Changelooms With.in intends to provide opportunities and direction to the tremendous energy, passion and desire that the youth beholds to bring positive change. Going beyond the four legitimate ‘spaces’ that young people primarily occupy that of family, livelihood/education, friends, and leisure it believes in introducing youth to the 5th space. Beyond these four spaces, which are not often governed by young people, there is a space we choose to call the 5th Space that young people also occupy, where they truly discover themselves as they engage in social action. An exciting adventurous and yet safe space that equips young people to understand themselves, address conflicts, build cross-border relationships, clarify their values/stances, and develop leadership skills by enabling them to become learners for life and nurture a learning society along with them.
About ComMutiny - The Youth Collective (CYC), Pravah and Poorest Areas Civil Society ( PACS)
ComMutiny – The Youth Collective (CYC) promotes and protects the rights of young people for participation, development and leadership. CYC was set up in 2008 by a team of independent professionals and organizations to facilitate the engagement of youth in social change action. It is a collective of nearly 50 youth led and youth engaging organizations that work in collaboration to promoteyouth leadership and create 5th Spaces across the country.CYC builds understanding, acceptability and demand for a space beyond the four legitimate social ‘spaces’ of family, livelihood/education, friends, leisure across stakeholder groups.
Pravah is an organization based in Delhi, which works with young people to impact issues of social justice through youth citizenship action. Pravah works with adolescents, youth and diverse groups like youth organizations and institutions working directly with young people by focusing on the skills of reflection, self-awareness, analysis, conflict resolution and citizenship.
Poorest Areas Civil Society (PACS) programme is an initiative of the UK Government’s Department for International Development (DFID). The programme works with socially excluded groups in India to for ensuring uptake of their rights and entitlements while addressing issues of differential access. The socially excluded groups that the programme focuses on are; scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, Muslims, women and people with disabilities. PACS works in 7 states across 90 districts in close collaboration with partner Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).
Related Links : Theatre
Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Note : Call 011-24619431 (IIC) to re-confirm any last minute change or cancellation of the event.
Venue : Auditorium 1, Convention Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi - 110067
Venue Info : www.jnu.ac.in | SIS Map
Nearest Metro Stations - 'Hauz Khas(Yellow Line)' & 'Delhi Aerocity(Orange Line)'
Event Description : "Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan" a play based on short stories by Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi & Ajay Navaria.
Mohalla Bol Theatre Club in association with ComMutiny - The Youth Collective (CYC), Pravah and Poorest Areas Civil Society ( PACS) is organizing two plays on 25th July '15 "Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan" based on short stories by Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi & Ajay Navaria. The play is directed by Fahad Khan and has been conceptualized the team of Mohalla Bol by The play 'Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan' is an amalgamation of two beautiful short stories highlighting the intertwined themes of gender, caste and class.
While the first short play 'Ek Aurat Teen Auratien' is an autobiographical take on the life of a poverty striken farmer woman provides us with glimses in her everyday struggle to survive, her work, her concerns and her not accepting but rather questioning her exclusion and marginality.
The second short play 'Yes Sir' which brings forth the question of caste in contemporary urban context where caste has an omnipresence. With caste reservations there has been a role reversal where a Brahmin is a mere peon, a servant and a Dalit is an officer, the master what happen next.
Mohalla Bol, an organization formed by Tasha, a changeloomer of Changelooms With.in Programme. Mohalla bol is a youth led initiative, engaging young people from different communities through the medium of theatre & films exploring the issues of identity based exclusion and discrimination. Mohalla Bol is a youth led initiative with its genesis in Pravah Youth Club where young people from different communities and colleges explore and engage with different forms of theatre and films, building a critical understanding around various issues of identity based social exclusion and discrimination. Through its various activities and workshops around theatre and film, the Club aims to make them appreciate the skills of theatre and filmmaking and engaging with stories, experiences from the margins & voicing their concerns for the same. The club believes that the creative mediums of theatre and films could be used as powerful tools for social and political change.
About Changelooms With.in Programme : Changelooms With.in is a yearlong leadership programme for 100 passionate and enthusiastic young leaders across six states namely Jharkhand, Bihar, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. These 100 young people are mentored and facilitated at the right stage to put their ideas into action and lead a journey to become a social entrepreneur and catalyst to lead social change initiatives that address social exclusion within their communities. Changelooms With.in is jointly run by Pravah and ComMutiny-The Youth Collective (CYC) in association with Poorest Area Civil Society (PACS) Programme.
Changelooms With.in intends to provide opportunities and direction to the tremendous energy, passion and desire that the youth beholds to bring positive change. Going beyond the four legitimate ‘spaces’ that young people primarily occupy that of family, livelihood/education, friends, and leisure it believes in introducing youth to the 5th space. Beyond these four spaces, which are not often governed by young people, there is a space we choose to call the 5th Space that young people also occupy, where they truly discover themselves as they engage in social action. An exciting adventurous and yet safe space that equips young people to understand themselves, address conflicts, build cross-border relationships, clarify their values/stances, and develop leadership skills by enabling them to become learners for life and nurture a learning society along with them.
About ComMutiny - The Youth Collective (CYC), Pravah and Poorest Areas Civil Society ( PACS)
ComMutiny – The Youth Collective (CYC) promotes and protects the rights of young people for participation, development and leadership. CYC was set up in 2008 by a team of independent professionals and organizations to facilitate the engagement of youth in social change action. It is a collective of nearly 50 youth led and youth engaging organizations that work in collaboration to promoteyouth leadership and create 5th Spaces across the country.CYC builds understanding, acceptability and demand for a space beyond the four legitimate social ‘spaces’ of family, livelihood/education, friends, leisure across stakeholder groups.
Pravah is an organization based in Delhi, which works with young people to impact issues of social justice through youth citizenship action. Pravah works with adolescents, youth and diverse groups like youth organizations and institutions working directly with young people by focusing on the skills of reflection, self-awareness, analysis, conflict resolution and citizenship.
Poorest Areas Civil Society (PACS) programme is an initiative of the UK Government’s Department for International Development (DFID). The programme works with socially excluded groups in India to for ensuring uptake of their rights and entitlements while addressing issues of differential access. The socially excluded groups that the programme focuses on are; scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, Muslims, women and people with disabilities. PACS works in 7 states across 90 districts in close collaboration with partner Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).
Related Links : Theatre
"Ek Sadi Hazaar Sadiyaan" a play based on short stories by Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi & Ajay Navaria at Convention Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Mehrauli Road > 6pm on 25th July 2015
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