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Visit an exhibition of pottery By Neelima Tiwari. She has a number of paintings to her credit and had created beautiful decorative bottles and pots as well. Feature Today in Pune Mirror.

Two stories by women writers that are set decades apart show how social norms continue to be drive by gender bias. Feature Today in Pune Mirror.

Enjoy this mehfil, where shayars will recite original compositions, and as well as works of famous poets. Ye Shaam Desh ke Naam is all set to make you fall in love with Urdu poetry. Featured Today in Pune Times.

Don’t miss the screening of the 2015 documentary that revolves around the Partition of India. Written and Directed By Pakistan – American Filmmaker Mara Ahmed. Featured Today in Pune Mirror.

Go down memory lane and enjoy an evening of music and poetry that pays tribute to Hindi cinema’s pioneering composer, Naushad Ali, on his Birth Anniversary. Featured today in Pune Mirror.

Bandana Paul was considered to be on of the finest footballer of her time, who led Bengal to lift the Indian Women’s football Championship Cup in 1917. Feature Today in Pune Mirror.

Enjoy Stories about darkness and light at a storytelling session by the Storytellers this week. Darkness generally conveys negativity, evil, darkness or the unknown, whereas light signifies goodness, positive energy and hope. Feature today in Pune Mirror.

Be it the iconic Hawa Mahal or the magnificent Amer Fort, Rajasthan has been a place of various stories and in same way, Author Vijaydan Dehta was known for writing fiction and folklores about Rajasthan and his stories has been considered got the noble Price too. Feature today in Pune Times.

The Blue Fold of Rajasthan is a 2016 French documentary directed by Leibovici Leo, Camille Berthelin and Felix Urvois. The Film shows how, when a river in east Rajasthan stopped flowing, people came together to build a small dam, saving a little amount of water. Feature today in Pune Mirror.

A certificate course on Esperanto will be organised from October 21st from 2:30 pm to 3:45 pm every Sunday at Raah – A Literacy & Cultural Centre. This introductory course will be taught by Nischad Salam. Feature today in Hindustan Times.