ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL

ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL

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ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL episodes

  • OCLF - 2020 | Chef Manjeet Singh Gill on International Indian Culinary in conversation with Ravi mishra

    Fear mongers are progressively utilizing online media and Internet for different purposes including radicalization, giving preparation, passing on messages, pondering the terror stages and so forth Innovation is making it hard to follow and block their exercises as unraveling and unscrambling requires some serious energy. The initial step should be that the law implementation offices ought to have specialists in moral hacking and building up their own apparatuses in their own labs. Workforce should be prepared in digital advances, reconnaissance, covert tasks, cross examination methods, huge information investigation and furthermore the utilization of man-made brainpower. There should be an explicit ability advancement program for officials who are taking care of psychological warfare

    We don't have appropriate reading material to instruct about our amazing Indian food. There is no wording for Indian food. Our foundations are showing just Westernized food. For instance, nobody even shows you how to make something fundamental like "paneer" (curds) in a logical and organized way. This human body needs various tastes as per the season, and there are six gastronomic seasons in India, with various produce being abundant for around two months. The entirety of this implies our food is continually evolving.

    50 min
  • OCLF - 2020 | Arun Maira on “Leading, Learning, and Listening” In conversation with Shabbir Shakir

    I’m pleased to be here. World is going to have challenges and uncertainty. It’s not only a medical problem but also economics has disrupted. Solution doctor gave us is to keep social distance and keep proper hygiene. To treat COVID-19 patients Doctors cease looking at other patients. We need firm leaders in this time of crisis. There is a question of what models of leadership we need. Older people are mostly affected with COVID-19. My organization is actually a network where we value older people because they are indispensable resources. Older people are not a burden but they have wisdom through their trials and errors they made in their lives. Vietnam has done a good job in fighting COVID – 19. Older people can be leaders but leaders of different kinds. My mother in her last year used to say that I want to add life to my remaining years. Learning and curiosity are important. Learning is the essence of living. I joined Tata Administrative Services not to earn but serve people. At that time there wasn't a B-School but you have learned everything from Tata Leaders. I was interested in painting and Art. We need to have the ability to learn what we want to do. Leadership will come from those who learn and lead others to learn. I was a part of learning at TATA where learning was essential. By learning we progress. We are going to be “Atmanirbhar” only when we learn things in a way how it works. Whatever we learn in B-School will not be usable in 5 years so consistent learning is must.

    43 min
  • OCLF - 2020 | Boria Mujumdar - How Covid changed world sport In conversation with Sangeeta varma

    In March 2020, sport ground came to halt as most nations limited public social occasions and shut all insignificant businesses inconclusively to forestall the spread of Covid. With dread and worries seething around the world, sport, justifiably assumed a lower priority. It is alluring that game bodies treat competitors as a feature of a network instead of an item prior to requesting their re-visitation of the game.

    Securing competitors' wellbeing and limiting the opportunity of competitors contaminating their near one sports were stopped. Nonetheless, there was an uneasiness that the choice to continue sport groups across the world will think about the political and business parts of the game before general wellbeing.

    The break has given us an astounding occasion to reexamine and change wearing experience. By enabling fans and democratizing being a fan, the developments delineated here and can help observer sport arise more grounded out of the COVID-19 pandemic, with an extended degree and a bigger battleground. On the off chance that the test is effective. It can help telecasters cut across distance hindrances, show more noteworthy orientation affectability, and endeavor to undiscovered fan territories.

    Neighborhood presentations of feeling will meet with worldwide social imaginaries and measurements of game. In any event, when fans reconnection of arenas, the cycle can proceed. New social characters will be manufactured, and games will have a bigger audience than any time in recent memory. It is fundamental that sports begin to receive attention from this situation and do not miss the earliest opportunity. Testing existing ideal models of being a fan and developing new ones can be the better route and making sport unquestionably more comprehensive and engaging.

    46 min
  • OCLF - 2020 | Sarbpreet Singh on Let’s Talk About - Night of the Restless Spirits In conversation with Anushree Kaushal

    Reacting to the unrest in my heart, I composed "Kultar's Mime" a sonnet that catches the injury of youngsters who saw their folks being butchered. The book is an expansion and fictionalized variant of genuine happenings involving only eight parts. Not for the timid, Night of the Restless Spirits, shows the occasions of 1984 through the crystal of numerous lives and investigates its sweeping effect on individuals from the network just as on non-Sikhs related to them. It was difficult to dive into the complexities of these occasions and find some kind of harmony.

    There was never a motivating force for any gathering to discuss it — neither the culprits who permitted things to turn crazy nor the casualties who had consistently distinguished themselves as champions and protectors of the frail, since India's commencement.

    With this book, I attempted to contact the delicacy of life, survivor's blame, horde mindset and the intensity of one's still, small voice and its whimsicalness, to draw out the best and most exceedingly terrible of human instinct.

    35 min
  • OCLF - 2020 | Musical Evening with Mame Khan - Essence of Rajasthan (Folk - Sufi - Fusion - Bollywood )

    Mame Khan also known as the signature Folk voice of Rajasthan, has taken an ancient musical legacy from the golden Thar Desert to the screens of Bollywood and to more than 60+ countries, celebrating the finest of Folk Fusion with the 21th century audience. Known as an exceptional live performer, famed as a Bollywood playback singer, celebrated for his super hit on Coke Studio, awarded for his unique compositions and loved for his colorful persona -  Mame Khan is The Folk Star of Rajasthan. From the most prestigious festivals to prominent TV formats & to be found across platforms on the World Wide Web, Rajasthan's Folk music arned global recognition through the voice of Mame Khan.

    37 min
  • OCLF - 2020 | Chef Aditya Bal on Lost recipes of India in Conversation with Arva Ahmed

    With regards to a human advancement as old and socially different as India, we have really done very well, staying in contact with our underlying foundations and customs while embracing present day social components and patterns from across the globe. Simultaneously, huge numbers of us are not generally knowledgeable with parts of our way of life. Food and preparing in old India is something that interfaces with individuals actually, across foundations. I talk about the lives of our progenitors, their propensities, advancements and convictions. It's an incredible method to go into a former.

    The cycle includes first recognizing networks and societies that we need to cover. At that point we interface with an individual or individuals having a place with these networks. At that point we examine our idea and objective with them, and afterward proceed to settle potential plans that we can get them to grandstand on the show. Really at that time, we fixed shoot dates.

    A portion of the plans we covered around two or three centuries back without a doubt. The recipes should have been old enough to recognize. We additionally covered some antiquated plans in Hampi just as the mountains of Uttaranchal.

    41 min
  • OCLF - 2019 | Felicitation of Padmavibhushan Maharashtra Bhushan and a living legend in the literature of the History of Maharashtra Shivshahir Balwant Moreshwar Purandare (Babasaheb Purandare)

    I intent to speak hindi but I can’t. I’m not very habituated for that. Chhatrapati Shivaji maharaj liked books. In his father’s court there were around 23 different language speakers. Once a man name Jayaram Pende came to his court and wrote a poem in hindi on him. From early time literature was cared for in India. There were many books kept in Raigad but everything burned in a fire in 1885. Foreigner have praised our literary richness saying we have highly intelligent writers since beginning. Even one Englishman said that these people didn’t know about their great king

    We need a dedication for literature. In 1626, near pune there was a village named kondhava it’s still there. There, to resolve water crises it was decided to build a dam connecting two hill tops. But there was a huge rock at the bottom which needs to be removed, but who will do this job? There was a young boy named Yesha kamthe he was give this task and agreed upon finishing it. In time he did job well. When he was offered money he respectfully denied to take it. We need to make our literature task dedicated like Yesha kamthe. The publication and writing should never stop. It must go on until we are here.

    23 min

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