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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

00:43:57

OCLF - 2021 | Arun Anand on "The forgotten History of...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“The way we have defined nationalism and Hindutva is a significant aspect of History. It has been ignored. We have been told that was a very wrong History. It was not about data but chaps and people. Our History was made boring. We were told that there was no Bharat, but Britishers came and taught us some manners. Ramjanmbhoomi movements need attention. It is important for History. I am talking about China, Faiz Ahmad Faiz, RSS and many other things. Our ideals were forgotten. I am not a

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00:34:03

OCLF - 2021 | Kashif Mashikh on Great Indian Ghost...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

This book is amazing, extraordinary and a page-turner. The story revolves around Jeevanram and a young trainee who works under him in the night shift at the mortuary of the Grand Trunk Hospital in Mumbai. The young trainee, who has a degree in business management, has started working in the hospital under compulsion as he couldn't find any other job. He is not very comfortable with the fact that he has to deal with dead bodies. On his first night at work, he threw up all over the floor at the sight

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00:35:03

OCLF - 2021 | Bhanumati Narasimhan on Sita: A Tale of...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“My favourite character was Sita. She was and is part of our lives. I always drew to her story of strength, courage and patience. I wanted to bring out the qualities she has in my book that every woman can aspire to. She has gone through a lot, and we can learn a lot from her life. My father had a scientific temperament where he explained very evidently the story of Ramayana. I found pride in all religious literature, where there is so much to learn and understand. I did research which gave me

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00:47:30

OCLF - 2021 | Rupa Bhullar On Unconditional love and...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

In an exciting conversation with Author Rupa Bhullar about Unconditional Love, Transformation and Literature at Orange City Literature Festival. Ms Bhullar talked about how she relied on writing as a tool to push through her fog of emotions. The session discussed how writing became a comfort for her and her journey from deciding her story to delivering the book in three months. When it comes to Unconditional Love, Ms Bhullar says Unconditional Love is when they want to see you happy. When asked

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00:55:52

OCLF - 2021 | Shubha Vilas on "Making Ramayana...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“The research work for this book was pure nectar. I enjoyed studying our scriptures. I immersed myself in them. I observe, meditate and learn teachings of the great wisdom of our seers and sages. I object to the word Mythology as it suggests a fiction in which something never happens. For us, these scriptures should be “Itihasa”, i.e. History. I heard Ramayana from my grandmother and my teachers, which was part of my growing. So I got attracted to Ramayana. I read much western literature as a child,

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00:57:53

OCLF - 2021 | Anand Neelakantan on Valmiki’s Women In...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“Ramayan has many women characters which were not have been focused on very much. Previously I did Ramayana through different perspectives such as Hanuman, Sugriv, Ravan etc. Then I had thought of summarizing and bringing forward women of Valmiki’s Ramayan. Many don’t know that Rama had an older sister Shanta. Mandodari, Kaikeyi, Manthara, Urmila and many others. It should be seen as poetry than a thriller as it has a very serene atmosphere throughout the reading. These stories come from experience

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00:56:13

OCLF - 2021 | Mihir Vatsa On Tales of Hazaribagh In...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

After a warm welcome by the Anchor, Mr Mihir Vatsa acknowledges OCLF 2021 for hosting him and Ms Piorre Hart for moderating his session. Ms Piorre Hart, in a wonderful question, asks Mr Vatsa about the thing that fuels his poetry. Mr Mihir tells the viewers that his poetry to a very large extent is fueled by the sense of belonging which he found hard to relate to in a big city and that’s where Tales of Hazaribagh comes in. Mr Vatsa’s Tales of Hazaribagh is a poetic masterclass that relates his move

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00:48:48

OCLF - 2021 | Ashish Kaul on "Didda: The Warrior...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

After a heartwarming welcome by the anchor, Mr Tapan Sharma takes the opportunity to thank the anchor and goes on to add a few more achievements of Mr Ashish Kaul for the viewers to get a grip on his identity and remarkable work. Mr Sharma then requests Mr Kaul to give the viewers a walkthrough of his journey so far. Mr Ashish talks about how being a Kashmiri Pandit exposed him to culture and society that is run by women and is known for being among the most educated communities in the world. He

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00:49:14

OCLF - 2021 | Dr. Devdutt Patnaik On "Insights from...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

Dr. Devdutt Patnaik On "Insights from Mythology into Hinduism for Happiness" In Conversation With Archana Sharma

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00:40:46

OCLF - 2021 | Sarbpreet Singh on his New Book "The...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“I grew up in a very traditional household, but I wasn't very interested in religion at all. It wasn't very easy for me. But I kept my identity because I thought it would cause a lot of trouble. When I came to the USA for study, I came in contact with Sikh literature available in English. My college library had a book by J D Cunning, "The History of Sikhs", which I read and found fascinating. First time in my life, I developed an appreciation for Sikhs Gurus. Then I move on to other books on

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01:00:09

OCLF - 2021 | Mohona Kanjilal on Food History of...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“This book is an account of everything you want to know about the food of Kolkata. Food is an undeniably very intricate part of Calcutta residents. For example, Puchka, Jhal Muri, puffed spicy rice, Ghugni, semisolid smashed or whole yellow peas, and many others. People of different origins reside in Calcutta in British India, which was the capital of India at that time. This book is not only about food, but it also covers Calcutta's history. It covers different communities, their participation in

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00:32:27

OCLF - 2021 | Major General Anand Saxena on "Inside...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

Explaining in much detail and depth the concept of ‘Holistic wellness’ are two charismatic personalities, Major General Anand Saxena and Col Ateendra Godbole in their session. Major General Anand Saxena talks with a wealth of experience, knowledge and wisdom acquired by serving in the Indian Army for 32 long years and a triple master’s degree. Both of them have an army background and passionately work in fields of education and personality development. Holistic wellness is a much supported and

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00:34:33

OCLF - 2021 | Poetry Evening On नारी की कहानी कविताओं...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

After a warm welcome by the anchor, Ms Kasturika Mishra talks about how she plans to conduct the session, which was evident to the viewers. In a very humble tone, Ms Mishra talks about why stories about women must be told in one way or another to contribute to the cause of women empowerment. On the same note, Ms Mishra starts reading mesmerising poetry focused on women to the viewers one after the other. As Ms Mishra goes on, a sense of empowering aura among the women who specially tuned in for the

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00:43:58

OCLF - 2021 | Arun Maira on How to Make the World...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“Writing journey began in school, where I wrote essays and articles. In the 1990s, while being in the USA, I wrote articles for a journal about the Indian business scenario. Since then, I have been writing books, journals and articles. I read a lot, listen to a lot, and read a lot. I also learn to write poetry in "Haiku", a Japanese type of poetry where we express ourselves in 17 syllables. Due to the pandemic, our and also other countries hit a roadblock. "The Billion Butterflies" discussed the

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00:43:18

OCLF - 2021 | Sushmita Mukherjee On Women writers...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

“All of us, as women, are trying to find completion. This book content 11 inspirational stories of women, which delve the reader into a journey of women through societies dry response to the job and insecurities, mental issues and obsession and many other things. “Baanz” seems a very insensitive term used for women who cannot conceive. Whoever is responsible for that, a woman is the one to take the blame, even if it's a man fault. It's been a long time since these thought process was going on in

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00:58:57

OCLF - 2021 | Abhirup Dhar talks about the Journey of...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

After a warm welcome by the anchor, Mr Tushar Mulay takes the opportunity to appreciate Mr Abhirup Dhar’s work over the years and how it astonished Mr Mulay when he came across the author for the very first time, Mr Mular follows up with a question about how Mr Dhar ended up in the horror genre after starting out with a book on modern love and how he juggles writing and a full time job. Mr Dhar thanks Mr Mulay for the appreciation and acknowledges the fact that Mr Mulay’s question is not only valid

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00:42:19

OCLF - 2021 | Kulpreet Yadav on "The Battle Of Rezang...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

After a warm welcome by the anchor, Mr Kuldeep Yadav takes the stage and engages with the audience right away. Mr Yadav told the audience that he won’t be talking about boring things or showing them a PowerPoint presentation, he told them that he had a real story. That is followed by a question about who had heard about the battle of Rezang La before. A few people in the audience raise their hands. That’s when Mr Yadav told the audience that he’ll talk about a story of courage and valour which had

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00:42:01

OCLF - 2021 | Nandini Sen Gupta On The Ocean's Own...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

Nandini Sen Gupta On The Ocean's Own and the story of ancient India In Conversation With Priyanka Sharma

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00:47:49

OCLF - 2021 | Asha Nehemiah on STORY-SPOTTING: How to...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

The Orange City Literature Festival was glad to host a session with Author Asha Nehemiah on Creative story writing and getting new ideas. Ms Nehemiah has written 20 fantasy, adventure, and humour books. She specializes in children stories and wishes that parents would indulge and support their children when they wish to read books they're interested in. Ms Nehemiah discussed her numerous stories and her journey of writing her books in the session. She gave some important tips on how to start writing

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00:47:35

OCLF - 2021 | Rejimon Kuttappan On Labour Migration...

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL ·

2022/03/11

After a warm welcome by the anchor, Ms Rucha takes the opportunity to appreciate how astonishing Mr Rejimon’s work has been over the years with his every book making sure to bring inspiring and outstanding stories to the fore, she mentions Rowing Between the Rooftops, Mr Rejimon’s outstanding work on how fishermen in Kerala came to the rescue when flood hits the shore of the South Indian state in 2018. Mr Rejimon acknowledges the appreciation and talks about why he feels the need to bring stories to

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