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Lamakaan has been open since 2010. Here are the events held since then, month by month, and the recordings of talks and performances on our YouTube channel.

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Events in June 2010

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Poetry of Faiz Ahmed Faiz on Friday 25th June 7:30 pm
Posted Tue Jun 22, 2010
Literary

Poetry Appreciation Meetup

Discussion of the poetry of Faiz Ahmed Faiz

starting at 7pm in Lamakaan on Friday, 25th June 2010

Dr. Fakhre Alam Azmi of Dept of Urdu, MANUU, Lucknow Campus will be the moderator

Entry for this event is free

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Round & Round & Round… (a monologue in Hindi)
Posted Tue Jun 22, 2010
Play

Sifar

Invites you to an Intimate performance

Round & Round & Round…

(A Monologue in Hindi)

Based on Nirmal Verma’s “Dedh Inch Upar”

Scripted by Junaid & Feroze

Enacted by Feroze | Directed by Junaid

Duration 60 minutes

on Sunday, 27th June 2010, 7:00pm & 9:00pm

at Lamakaan (Cafeteria)

Lane Adj. CBAY, Near GVK ONE, Road No.1 Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

Donor pass: Rs. 100/-

This intimate performance is exclusively for 30 audience

For more details, contact us:

Junaid: 98498 81242, Bhavani: 91600 01692

Email: sifar.theatre@gmail.com

Face book: http://www.facebook.com/sifar.theatre

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Nithalle-One Act Hindi Play
Posted Wed Jun 23, 2010
Play

Udaan Presents Nithalle on Sunday, July 4th 2010 at 7:30 pm and again on Saturday, July 10th 2010 at 7:30 pm at Lamakaan

Nithalle is one act Hindi play and duration is 65minutes. This comedy play is a political satire and is being presented in Street Theatre Format (Free form).

“The six protagonists unearth the reality of the Indian society and leave them on to the audience to muse “Kya Saare Jahan se Acha Hindustan Hamara Hai?” through this comic Hindi play ‘Nithalle’. This play is a portrayal for the archetypal “Aalasi”man with the “Chalta Hai” attitude and their unconcern for the things happening around them. It depicts the ordinary man of our country.”

For more details about the play or the theatre group Udaan, contact Sunil Chandurkar at 99080 37444

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Probable Nuclear disasters : Lessons from Bhopal and BP Oil Spill
Posted Wed Jun 23, 2010
Events

On the Wednesday, the 7th of July 2010, Concerned Citizens Hyderabad is conducting a talk on

Probable Nuclear disasters : Lessons from Bhopal and BP Oil Spill

Speaker – Dr.Surendra Gadekar Physicist and Scientist.

About the speaker:

Dr. Surendra Gadekar was born on January 14, 1947 in Bombay. He did his schooling in Delhi and got a BSc from IIT Kharagpur. After an MSc and PhD (in theoretical physics) in 1979 from IIT Kanpur he was for two years as a post-doctoral fellow at Iowa State University, US and then two years as a research associate at IISc in Bangalore. He resigned in 1986 (a little before Chernobyl) to do antinuclear work when the Kakrapar Nuclear Power Plant was started. In 1987 started Anumukti and done studies at Kakrapar, Rawatbata and Jadugoda. Besides these three, also did studies at Pokhran, although that has not been published.

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Trap-One act hindi play
Posted Wed Jun 23, 2010
Play

Udaan Presents Trap on Saturday, July 10th 2010 at 7:30 pm at Lamakaan

Trap is one act Hindi Play and duration is 50minutes. This play is a thriller drama and story of a writer/director who want to be at the TOP of all Big Bollywood names and it narrates through a relation of student and his Guru.

For more details about the play or the theatre group Udaan, contact Sunil Chandurkar at 99080 37444

update: 02/07

This show has been cancelled due to some unavoidable circumstances. Thank you

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Presentation – A Hitch Hiking Trip To North East
Posted Tue Jun 29, 2010
Events

Travel – the not so usual way!

What is your idea of a budget trip? And would you do a budget trip to a remote and sometimes dangerous place? How far would you go in order to stay within your budget? Would you hitchhike, stay with strangers or travel without knowing where you would be the next day? Would you manage to see the sights and also be able to make friends with the locals and be shown around by them?

What if you were told that somebody had really done this and more? And, spent an average of just Rs. 221 per day while doing their trip – to the North East of India. A region in the news more for its strife than for its more flattering features. Want to know how they managed to travel for a month on that ridiculously low budget? Hear it from the horse’s mouth and learn what’s not on their blog -

www.HitchhikingIndia.com.

Time: 7:30 – 9:30

Entry Fee: Rs 30

Agenda

A picture story from the journey

10 lessons we learned from our hitchhiking trip

Question & Anwsers

Tea & Networking

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