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Art Exhibition 2016 at Gaiety Theatre Shimla enthralls all

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SHIMLA- People of city got an opportunity to experience the magic of art in the form of an art exhibition held at the historic Gaiety Theatre organized by form Department of Visual Arts of Himachal Pradesh University, from May 3 to 5.

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The recent art exhibition in the historic Gaiety Theatre attracted lots of art lover. The collective effort by seventeen the young dynamic artists form Department of Visual Arts of Himachal Pradesh University was definitely worth an appreciation.

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The recent art exhibition in the historic Gaiety Theatre attracted lots of art lover. The collective effort by seventeen the young dynamic artists form Department of Visual Arts of Himachal Pradesh University was definitely worth an appreciation.

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Him Chatterjee, Chairman Department of Visual Arts HPU expressed his joy over students’ achievement saying,

Art is one of the powerful evocative and articulate forms of expressions of human experiences and that learning to express oneself through art is to learn the beautiful and universal languages of the human soul. So in order to spread the language of Art, the Students of Department of Visual Arts have done good efforts to present their creative paintings in the form of the Art Exhibition-2016. I have seen the students growing ever since they entered in the Department. They Worked hard and evolved their own styles. I am sure, this Exhibition will encourage them. I wish them a brilliant success in life,

As in words of Dr. Nand Lal Asstt. Prof. (Department of Visual Arts Himachal Pradesh University),

Learning to paint is quite easy but becoming an artist is not. Learning to Paint is learning to see, not just details but what is significant enough to paint. We go through life visually. If painting do not confirm to those visual impacts it means we do not see correctly. You can’t paint what you cannot see. All the young artists worked hard and developed their own styles to express their feelings. I wish them a brilliant success in their life.

All Artists used various possible mediums like oil, acrylic, water color, pencil and charcoal to name, to give wings to their creativity. People got an opportunity view numerous themes ranging from human life transformation in work of Manash to complexities of modern life where like Bull (theme) people are circling round and round and reward is not even close to them.

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On other hand Himachali culture is celebrated and on other one could have experience woman being celebrated as Symphony. Work of Dev celebrated Shiva shakti and on other hand Sushma woks depicted horses that shouts never say die attitude against all odd. Blend of Yog was also experienced in during the show.

Like it is said “Painting is the silence of thought and the music of sight”, over all it was a great show and one can hope to see some new bright faces changing the face of art in Himachal.

During the exhibition nearly 40 paintings were exhibited that gave an insight into the minds of the young seventeen talented artists; (including Rekha Sharma, Geetanjali Verma, Sheetal Bharti, Poonam Mehta, Dinesh Attry, Sushma Thakur, Anshil Sharma, poonam Chauhan, Devvrut Vishwakarma, Swati, Aarti, Yashodhara Raje Bundela, Ruchi Bamta, Manash Pratim Talukdar, poonam Hetta, Shetal Verma and Dharam Chand).

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Use Offerings Made at  Himachal’s Hindu Religious Institutions Only For Hindus, Employ Only Hindus: HP Govt

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Shimla-The Additional Chief Secretary of the Himachal Pradesh Language, Art & Culture Department has issued a notification barring the use of offerings made at the Hindu religious places or institutions for non-Hindu Communities.

Directions in this regard have been issued to Commissioners (temple) under Section 27 of the Himachal Pradesh Hindu Public Religious Institutions and Charitable Endowments Act, 1984.

“All the receipts or offerings including gold and silver of the Hindu Public Religious Institutions and Charitable Endowments shall be used only for the purposes pertaining to the welfare and other activities relating to only Hindus. No receipts or offerings shall be used for the purposes associated with activities relating to Non-Hindus,” the notification said.

Further, now, no non-Hindu person would be given any sort of employment at the Hindu religious institutions/places.

“All the officers and officials including the personnel related to security etc. whether appointed or deputed or taken on outsourcing basis shall be out of the persons professing the Hindu religion only,” the notification said.

No further clarification was provided regarding the intended purpose of this move.

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Kullu Dussehra 2021: All Religious Ceremonies to be Allowed, But No Commercial and Cultural Events

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Shimla-The International Kullu Dussehra would be organised from 15th October to 21st October, 2021, the Himachal Pradesh Government informed today after holding a meeting regarding the same.

The HP Government has decided that all deities would be invited for the Dussehra festival. Orgnaization of all religious ceremonies would be allowed traditionally, but the cultural and commercial activities would not be held.

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur presided over meeting of State Level Kullu Dussehra Committee. Directions were given to ensure proper security system, uninterrupted electricity supply and adherence of Covid-19 guidelines.

It was also decided in the meeting that Language, Art and Culture Department would provide an additional amount of Rs. 10 lakh to district administration Kullu for organising Kullu Dussehra festival.

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Wah Re Corona: Himachali Folk Artist’s Lyrical Satire is Factual Rendition of India’s Agonizing Catastrophe

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Shimla-Otherwise blatantly vocal and distinctively mass-mobilizing government of India is suddenly in the most subdued self after its proclaimed victory over the deathly virus; participation in uncontrolled election rallies; and permitting maha melas. The stalwarts are in the hiding, while helpless citizens – who voted them into power not once but in landslide victories twice – are dying due to lack of oxygen, poor – unavailable – medical facilities, and the denial stance of the ignorant in the helm.

Drawing a comparison between the fatal coronavirus and the mismanagement of the entire situation by the appalling government; a Himachali folk artist has released a factually appropriate lyrical satire that will tickle your mind and leave you to imagine what has brought this catastrophe onto us. The song is written by Rameshwar Sharma and music by Lalit Sauta. 

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