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SUMMARY:2nd National  RURAL MANAGEMENT Konclave
DESCRIPTION:“The soul of India lives in its villages” (- Gandhiji). About two-third of Indian population live in rural areas. Over the years\, different development policies and programmes through various development agencies have brought a significant change in the life and the livelihoods in rural India. There has been an improvement in access to credit and many other financial services especially in rural areas. However\, the rural-urban divide in socio-economic conditions of people has been increasingly noticed. Interventions in rural contexts are still lacking innovation and collaboration. Adaptation of technology\, improvement of skill matching to the need of the emerging market and cost-effectiveness in managing credit are continued to be the gray areas in rural areas. Moreover\, COVID 19 has shaken the economy severely. The rural unorganized sector including the producers\, the consumers and the returned migrants still find difficulty in its rejuvenation. In this juncture\, discourse on the two important rural sub-sectors such as rural finance and rural livelihoods is felt to be very crucial. \n\n\nThe overall objective of the conclave is to bring the development/business practitioners\, the academicians and the students to a common platform and discourse on various challenges and way forward with special reference to rural finance and sustainable livelihoods.\n\nRead More
URL:https://kiit.ac.in/event/2nd-national-rural-management-konclave/
LOCATION:Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology\, KIIT University\, Bhubaneswar\, Odisha\, 751024\, India
CATEGORIES:Conference,KIIT Events
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SUMMARY:Film and Theater and Club Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:BREAKING THE FOURTH WALL: INDIAN CINEMA IN PROJECTING WOMEN EMANCIPATION \nLECTURE I: “GENDER BENDER LATE BOLLYWOOD“ DR. AMIT RANJAN\nASSISTANT PROFESSOR\, NCERT \nDr Amit Ranjan is a poet and writer. He’s been a recipient of Fulbright\, Inlaks\, and Endeavour Fellowships. His collection of poems ‘Find Me Leonard Cohen\, I’m Almost Thirty (2018) received good reviews. His upcoming works are a biography of John Lang\, another of Dara Shikoh\, and a collection of essays. Currently he is an Assistant Professor of English at NCERT. \nThe pun in ‘late’ here should be obvious. ‘Late Bollywood’ like ‘late capitalism ’ is the scourge of the single screen– that’ s to demonstrate modernity ’ s home tricks. But let’s pick the other meaning where Bollywood\, despite reveling in its newfound OTT mindless-abuse-and-sex genre\, faces the threat of becoming ‘late’ in that it has fed generations of people with the (b)romance of patriarchy. Films like Thappad\, Pink\, Lipstick Under My Burkha\, Saand Ki Aankh and more have stared back at the male gaze (of course problematically still theoretically) and have unleashed the possibility of throwing Amitabh Bachchan with Mard tattooed on his chest into the realm of improbable fantasy – that actually almost happens in “Mard ko Dard Nahi Hota” with a karate champion girl knocking all Mards out of the ring. Qissa\, a Punjabi Canadian film (it’d be travesty to call it Bollywood by any stretch) is definitionally gender bender – it burns down patriarchy in its own haunt\, and goes so far as to seek asexual agency for its protagonist. \nRegister NowBrochureMeeting Link
URL:https://kiit.ac.in/event/film-and-theater-and-club-lecture-series/
LOCATION:Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology\, KIIT University\, Bhubaneswar\, Odisha\, 751024\, India
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