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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

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00:49:12

OLCF - 2021 | Moupia Basu On "Re-imagining the past...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“I had consistently appreciated understanding history, generally Indian history, in school. However, tragically, the set of experiences we read in school is neither far-reaching nor locks in. When I began going around the nation, with my better half, who is in the military, being posted at better places, I began studying our nation's set of experiences and culture. Furthermore, I had the opportunity to live in spots with a brilliant history and significant occasions set apart in their authentic

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00:40:24

OCLF - 2021 | Feisal Alkazi on "Growing up with...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“I grew in a family where my parents were already in theatre. My father was a director, and my mother was also engaged in the theatre. At the time of my birth, my family was already in the field of theatre for a decade. My father had a flat in Colaba on the fifth floor without walls except for washrooms. That’s where he practices, and people have to get on six floors without a lift. My father headed NSD, Delhi and created a curriculum for them. The theatre has a long history starting in 320 BC

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00:37:52

OCLF - 2021 | Satyarth Nayak on SuperStar Sridevi -...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

Satyarth Nayak on SuperStar Sridevi - The Eternal Screen Goddess In Conversation with Sangeeta Varma

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00:34:37

OCLF - 2021 | Daman Singh On 'Asylum: the Battle for...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

Ms Daman Singh brings a sensitive but rarely explored topic to the table in conversation with Ms Shalaka Kulkarni. As the introduction very well sums up, Ms Singh took a deep dive into India’s mental health infrastructure and processes as a whole that date back to pre-independent India. In Ms Singh’s words, when mental health was a taboo across the world, the British masters of the subcontinent brought the taboo to India. They set up systems to segregate mentally ill patients from the general

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00:37:04

OCLF - 2021 | Dr. Lopamudra Maitra Bajpai On...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

Dr. Lopamudra Maitra Bajpai is a renowned visual anthropologist, historian, journalist, columnist and author. She has researched extensively on Indian socio-cultural anthropology and history which includes Indian folk culture and traditions. Her enthusiasm and knowledge towards this topic is very much evident in her talk with Prof.R.Radhakrishnan who is also an anthropologist and an international columnist. Their conversation mostly revolved around her book ‘The Owl Delivered The Good News All Night

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00:38:33

OCLF - 2021 | Kavita Devgan On Losing Weight the...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

After a warm welcome by the anchor, Ms Kavita Ashok acknowledges the opportunity to be a part of a session with Ms Kavita Devgan. Ms Devgan acknowledges the opportunity to be a part of OCLF 2021. Ms Ashok asks Ms Devgan how her new book The Don’t Diet Plan happened. Ms Devgan explains how after publishing her first book she started working on The Don’t Diet Plan but ended up publishing two more books before this one came out for the readers. The reason was that she wanted to take all the time in

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00:41:42

OCLF -2021 | Mitra Phukan on Translation and the...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“I do write a lot about music, reviews of theatre. At one point, I was a professional musician. Translation takes a huge amount of time, and I am humbled by all writers who approached me for this. It has not that I stopped writing fiction; I do. Pandemic has put a stop to many things, but we were moving. I do write children stories to get into their minds. Initially, there was a lot of violence in my writing, but as I became a senior citizen, I wrote a lot about ageism. Assamese community is a small

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00:56:10

OCLF - 2021 | Farhad J. Dadyburjor on The Other Man -...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

Mr Farhad Dadyburjor is known to be an amazing conversationist along with an outstanding storyteller and he did not forget to bring those to the table when he joined the conversation with Mr Ruhi Gilder who’s an interesting author herself. The conversation starts around Farhad’s new book, “The Other Man” which is the story of a closeted gay man who is being forced into an arranged marriage in Mumbai. The story in Mr Farhad’s words goes through a Bollywood style rollercoaster where the protagonist

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00:44:54

OCLF - 2021 | Shylashri Shankar on Turmeric Nation: A...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

After a warm welcome by the anchor, Dr Shakti asks Ms Shylashri about how she came up with the name Turmeric Nation and why she barely talked about turmeric in the book. Ms Shylashri explains that she was looking for a name that represents the entire nation from past to present and is also a defining factor in so many things. That’s how she came up with the idea to name it Turmeric Nation, as turmeric is present in the food across India and was also used by a number of civilizations in the past. As

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00:43:52

OCLF - 2021 | Ruchira Chaudhary On Coaching - The...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

After a warm welcome by the anchor, Mr Tushar Mulay takes the opportunity to appreciate Ms Ruchira Chaudhary and her work over the years, he requests her to give the viewers an insight into her journey. Ms Ruchira gladly accepts the request and talks about she worked at an advertising agency and how things changed when she moved into the field of HR development and then eventually into leadership development. She also talks about how her journey was not a cakewalk as she had to escape organisations

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00:48:09

OCLF - 2021 | Ashwini Devare On Always A Foreigner -...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

Two very charismatic and flamboyant personalities got together and kept everyone hooked with their conversation. The very lively, zestful individual and amazing orator R J Nisha as the moderator of the talk took us into the life journey of the award winning author Mrs Ashwini Devare and her book ‘Always a Foreigner’. The book is the Indian version of her prize winning book ,’Lost at 15, Found at 50’. In which she gives an account of how her life has been spent traversing through various countries

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00:52:38

OCLF - 2021 | Nishant Jain on Diversifying your...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

After a very warm welcome by the anchor, Mr Naveen Choudhary takes the initiative to appreciate Mr Nishant Jain for his numerous achievements and requests him to talk about how he started working at a very young age and how it led to his love with books and stories in general. Mr Nishant welcomes the viewers with a brief introduction to the topic and then narrates his story of how he was always an avid reader and started working as a proofreader when he was 15. In Mr Jain’s words, he never got a

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00:52:13

OCLF - 2021 | Tushar Gandhi On “Facts and Fiction...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

“Bapu always said that he is Sanatani Hindu. Pune in those times were seats of Brahmin supremacy and nationalism. There was a lot behind why Bapu was the target. Bapu was seen as a threat by a Hindu nationalist. If the soft corner for Pakistan was the reason, then there were previous attempts when there was no Pakistan. The support group of Nathuram Godse was Narayan Apte, Ramchandra Badge, Vishnu Karkare, Gopal Godse. V D Savarkar kept himself away from this entire scene very aptly. Without his

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00:48:28

OCLF - 2021 | Tuhin Sinha and Clark prasad on their...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

After a warm welcome by the anchor to the third edition of OCLF, Mr Sinha and Mr Prasad talk about how the Indian publishing community was moving into the era of celebrating books and authors which also paved the way for a genre that hasn’t really caught up to the Indian readers yet. Subsequently, Mr Sinha and his co-author Mr Prasad talk about how the characters in the book are inspired by real-life people and scenarios. The book is about how China plans to dominate the world one way or the other

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00:41:33

OCLF - 2021 | Utkarsh Majmudar on "The Shift to Net...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

After a warm welcome from the anchor, Mr Utkarsh Majmudar and Mr Kartik Borikar start their conversation on a much-awaited topic by the audience. Mr Borikar starts the conversation by requesting Mr Majmudar to give the audience an insight into his journey which led him to environmental conservation. Mr Majmudar tells the audience how he ended up in environmental conservation from working in the private sector. As per Mr Utkarsh, it’s high time that we start implementing groundbreaking methods to

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00:36:08

OCLF - 2021 | Anoushka Sabnis on Importance of...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/12

OCLF 2021 witnessed an amazing session on the Importance of Reading among Children and Young Adults by Author and Poet Anoushka Sabnis. She talked about building reading habits and how parents play an important role in helping children start reading. She talked about how reading and setting small achievable goals starts with the parents. The young poet was confident with her answers when asked what changes she would want in the world. She said if she could, she would change the way we see each

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00:48:18

OCLF - 2021 | Dr. Tarana Husain Khan on The Begum...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

Two fellow book club members Dr Tarana Hussain Khan and Mr Amitabh Baghel got together to talk about her latest book, ‘The Begum and The Dastan’. Dr Tarana is a cultural-historian from Rampur and has done extensive work in this arena. They start the talk with Mr Amitabh commending her for her outstanding work in this particular work which he himself has read and enjoyed. It is a book about the story of a woman called Feroza Begum who represents all women of the 19th century. It is a tragic,

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00:48:13

OCLF - 2021 | Kingshuk Nag On Netaji Subhash Chandra...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

After a warm welcome by the anchor, Moderator Mr Tushar Mulay gives a brief overview of the session and puts forth a few questions about Subhash Chandra Bose for Mr Kingshuk Nag to answer. Mr Kingshuk appreciates the overview and answers Mr Muleys questions by talking about how the files that document Subhash Chandra Bose’s death have been made public by the government and why the story doesn’t convince him. Mr Kingshuk goes on and talks about how right before the independence of India, the British

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00:40:24

OCLF - 2021 | Vijay Trivedi On “Hindutva and...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“Hindu is a very broad term. We cannot bind it in preconceived thoughts. To be Hindu, you don’t need to wear “Janau” on your coat, neither you need to read Geeta or Ramayan. You even don’t need to believe in God to be a Hindu. You can choose to go by the path of Meera, Charvak, Kabir or whoever you want to be with. Hindus have freedom of everything. We have a habit of creating boundaries. Hindu code bill defines who Hindu is. Live and Let Live should be the motto of Hindu. Hindu may don’t have Gods

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00:48:06

OCLF 2021 - Vikram Sood on "Real power comes not from...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

Mr Vikram Sood is the former head of India’s foreign intelligence agency R&AW and has authored a number of books about his adventures and experiences working for the agency. In conversation with Dr Paturkar, Mr Sood talks about how direct conflicts are immensely complicated and require a lot of events to lead up to them. As the conversation moves ahead, Mr Sood and Dr Paturkar take a deep dive into the role of narrative in the event of conflicts and internal as well as external security. Mr Sood

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