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ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL

Orange City Literature festival

Orange City Literature Fest organized by SGR Knowledge Foundation in association with G H Raisoni University and Powered by Raisoni Group of Institutions

business non-profit

All Episodes

00:40:01

OCLF 6th Edition - Keynote Address by Shri Atul...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2025/03/03

insightful keynote address by Shri Atul Kulkarni, renowned Indian actor, producer, and screenwriter, at the OCLF 6th Edition. His inspiring words set the tone for this literary festival, blending creativity and thought-provoking ideas.Stay connected for more highlights from OCLF 2024!

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00:19:37

OCLF 6th Edition Grand Opening Ceremony

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2025/03/03

Experience the inspiring start of the OCLF 6th Edition with the arrival of esteemed delegates, the Invocation Ceremony (Lighting of the Lamp), and a captivating welcome performance by Sanskar Kathak Kendra, led by Mrs. Priyanka Abhyankar and her group. The event also features a formal welcome and an introduction by Mrs. Varsha Shashank Manohar.Stay tuned for more updates from this incredible literary festival!

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00:46:00

OCLF 5th Edition- Everyday Courage, Innovative...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2025/03/01

Empowering Minds with Everyday Courage! A transformative session on Innovative Thinking for Inclusive Education by the inspirational Debashis Paul. Chasing new paths and fostering inclusivity, this session was a call to embrace innovative solutions that leave no one behind.Everyday Courage, Innovative Thinking for Inclusive Education with Debashis Paul at OCLF Nagpur 2023#OCLF2023 #literaturefestival #OCLF5ThEdition #oclfnagpur #orangecityliteraturefestival #litfests #litfest2023 #Nagpur #youtube

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02:17:31

OCLF 5th Edition - Inaugural Ceremony Orange City...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2025/03/01

OCLF 5th Edition - Inaugural Ceremony Orange City Literature Festival Nagpur | OCLF 2023

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00:06:16

OCLF - 2020 | Book Launch at the Hands of Chief Guest...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/12/28

Book Launch at the Hands of Chief Guest Author Tuhin Sinha

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00:18:04

OCLF - 2019 | Inauguration Ceremony

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/12/28

Inauguration Ceremony by Shri Sunil Raisoni

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01:03:04

OCLF - 2021 | देश की आंतरिक सुरक्षा एक चर्चात्मत सत्र...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

Pushpendra Kulshreshtha:“Finally, after 70 years, somebody is doing Man ki Baat. The biggest crime is to say that all religions are the same. It's the biggest lie. In our literature, Dharma means Duty. It doesn't make sense to translate religion in Urdu, calling Mazhab. We need to explain religions in detail. The biggest challenge is currently not war but narrative and mind washing. People make you an enemy of your religion. The enemy might be sitting in Pakistan, the US, or Bangladesh, setting a

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00:39:15

OCLF - 2021 | Dr. Radhakrishnan Pillai on "Chanakya...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“Arthashastra begins with samajshastra. Who don't understand society can't understand arthshastra. Every country looks for a good king. Chanakya seems first-person talk about Prajatantra. Why does Indian love to pay taxes? How we discuss saving taxes. The leaders need to be strong. Kautilya Arthshastra has 6000 sutras. It is big because it's made for kings. Chanakya Niti has 563 sutras because it is for normal human beings. It talks about normal rules regulations required to enhance the quality of

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01:06:28

OCLF - 2021 | Inaugural Event Mr. Shatrughna Sinha,...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

Shatrughna Sinha: “I am an actor and did not know much about literature, but it certainly has a great part to play in our lives. Since my autobiography "Anything but Khamosh" was published, I got many invitations for the literature festival, most of which I failed to attend. Still, I decided to join you here for the love of literature. I must mention here my experience in Pakistan, where I got a bit confused about choosing language where I thought about the importance of literature. Literature is a

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00:48:10

OCLF - 2021 | Bijal Vachharajani on What’s up with...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

As Ms Vachharajani and Ms Hart get into the conversation, they start with how Ms Bijal ended up in the children’s book genre and how difficult it is compared to writing for grown-ups. Subsequently, Ms Bijal tells the viewers how writing for children keeps her on her toes and helps her bring out more interesting stories. As the conversation moves towards, “A Cloud Named Bhura” Ms Bijal’s work of fiction for children, she talks about how she discovered a cloud filled with toxic gases in Chile and it

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00:41:35

OCLF - 2021 | Diana R. Chambers on “THE STAR OF...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“I think the story explains how the fascinating time of Hollywood connects to the end-of-the-British Raj in India. The sentiment of "The following Lana Turner" and a Cambridge-taught maharaja undermines his realm during the last days before Independence. A fictionalized account, The Star of India, depends on the genuine sentiment between a rising youthful entertainer and a Cambridge-taught war legend and leader of an antiquated territory. It is 1946 Hollywood, and it sparkles when the swank Maharaja

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01:04:13

OCLF - 2021 | khyrunnisa A. On A Smashing Time!...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“There are 7 Butter Fingers books. You can imagine the general Ideas behind titles. The whole series has a specific topic related to Butter Fingers. One character Arjuna very free boy who doesn’t care about anything. Characters are very peculiar. One character, Thomas, always ask questions. I have the idea of writing a book on cricket with all the boys. Girls might protest why there are only boys. In another book, I brought some girls working in and out. Characters in the book are funny, and they

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00:33:42

OCLF - 2021 | Shabnam Minwalla on a funny book in...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

After a very warm welcome by the anchor, Mr Vishal Jain goes on to talk about how Ms Shabnam Minwalla’s new book about an 11-year-old girl is very relatable to him because of how much his 10-year-old son enjoyed it; he goes on to ask Ms Shabnam about how her kids who are now in their early teens helped her write a funny book in the children genre. Ms Minwalla acknowledges the anchor and Mr Vishal and answers his question. As per Ms Shabnam, her children played an essential role in helping her write

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00:46:35

OCLF - 2021 | Paro Anand on Where do your ideas come...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

One of the most celebrated Children’s writers, Ms Paro Anand gets a warm welcome from the anchor and soon after, she takes over and begins with the topic of how she managed to write every day before the pandemic. In her words, Ms Anand had never been through writer’s block because she borrowed stories from real-life instances of the children she usually spends a lot of time with. Ms Anand talks about how she went through writer’s block for the first time in her life during the pandemic because she

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00:50:13

OCLF - 2021 | Kaumudi Marathe on Cooking far from...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“Looks cannot stop me. Rather I proceed to give the set of experiences behind each picture. Here I give insights regarding my foundations, returning even to the appearance of my progenitors in India. While doing ordinary errands, food isn't a long way from the table. However, my solace food remains the tomato-coconut soup her grandma made for me. I'll favour hot rice, and ghee would cheerfully be my last dinner! To say, regardless of whether I'm discussing my grandma cooking her number one

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00:26:47

OCLF - 2021 | Krupa Ge on Reading as a Writer

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“Since childhood, reading was passion. One of the old libraries where my brother was a member used to bring a book which I used to read. This reading and listening is also a great form of observation where we collect many ideas and a lot we can learn. While writing the book, I used fictional eating this and that. Some reviewer points out this on social media, and yes, they are right. Indeed there's a lot of food. Whenever I read a book, there is a mention of the variety of food. I took inspiration

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00:29:41

OCLF - 2021 | Samina Mishra on Nida Finds a Way In...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“I used to read a lot and then try to write. I was interested in doing media, but professional writing began quite later. I made History in graduation. There was a college festival but not much storytelling program. The mass communication program was started at Jamia Islamia University in 90. Those years were very important. I met different people. They challenge me to think more. You need to figure out how you want to live and what education should do. I did many kinds of workshops for children to

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00:53:47

OCLF - 2021 | Nikhil Taneja on "How Patriarchy is...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

Mr Nikhil Taneja portrays his struggles with patriarchy as a young boy and develops the conversation with Ms Sonali Nakshine about the long-lasting impacts of the same. In his word, patriarchy has opened up a valley between the thought processes of today’s youth and the older generations. And the freedom of expression and interaction on social media has played a very prominent role in this. As per Mr Nikhil, this gap results from our patriarchy failing young boys, who grow up around an environment

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00:41:10

OCLF - 2021 | Tuhin Sinha on Curtain raiser for Tuhin...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

With a warm welcome from the anchor, Mr Tuhin and Mr Vaibhav start the conversation with an introduction Mr Tuhin’s book on Birsa Munda and very swiftly the conversation moves towards the issue of the general public not really aware of Birsa Munda and the legacy he left behind because of him being a tribal freedom fighter. Mr Tuhin very well sums up how Birsa Munda shook the very foundations of the British Empire with the help of his tribe and how the British made sure that his legacy was forgotten

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00:51:08

OCLF - 2021 | Dr. Manjiri Prabhu On the Creative...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

After a very warm welcome to one of the most celebrated authors of the country Dr Manjiri Prabhu and moderator Mr Dipankar Mukherjee, the session gets underway. Without wasting any time, Mr Mukherjee cuts to the chase right away and requests Dr Prabhu to give the viewers an insight into her story, Dr Prabhu starts with how she was very fascinated by books as a child and knew at that very moment that she wanted to be a writer when she grew up. Dr Prabhu goes on to talk about how she has always felt

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