Few medals at the Olympics by a country of 1.4 billion is not enough, we must train rural youth to become big game changers through sports. Words of wisdom and foresight, spoken by R Venkataram, member Advisory board TRIF, former managing trustee Tata Trusts at the India Rural Colloquy
It certainly could not have been put together more coherently and more emphatically. Unaccounted, invisible women can never be part of any government policies. In order that India’s gender equality graph grows it is important that women are “Counted In”.
Organised by Village Square, the initiative strives to tell meaningful stories from rural India, this concert is one of the highlights of a transformative eight-day event in the city – India Rural Colloquy – A Rural Renaissance – being held in Delhi by the NGO Transform Rural India’s (TRI).
The concert was a fitting tribute to the rich tapestry of India’s artistic heritage and the indomitable spirit of rural life.
The bands, who flew in from Udaipur and Leh to perform in the national capital for the first time, represented the voices of rural India.
Organised by Village Square, the initiative strives to tell meaningful stories from rural India, this concert is one of the highlights of a transformative eight-day event in the city
With soulful and stirring performances by two bands from India’s heartlands; ‘Naya Savera’ from Udaipur Central Jail, and ‘Dashugs’ from Leh
 With soulful and stirring performances by two bands from India’s heartlands; ‘Naya Savera’ from Udaipur Central Jail, and ‘Dashugs’ from Leh, a lively ‘Rural Renaissance Concert’ took place at Dilli Haat, New Delhi on the eve of August 5.
Village Square, in partnership with Transform Rural India (TRI), is thrilled to announce the much-awaited Rural Renaissance Fest at Dilli Haat, INA, on August 5th, starting at 5 pm.
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