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SUMMARY:Visit of Indian Ambassador in Gdansk -25-26 July 2011.
DESCRIPTION: Indian ambassador to Poland Mrs. Monika Kapil Mohta visited Gdansk on 25-26 Aug 2011. During her visit she met with Wojowoda Pomorski and the head of Indo-Polish Cultural Committee Mr. Sunil Ahuja. In the meeting Ambassador discussed about the coopration in the field of Culture and business in Pomorski region and India.
URL:https://ipcc.pl/event/visit-of-indian-ambassador-in-gdansk-25-26-july-2011-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20171114T000000
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SUMMARY:Ambassador of India H E Mr. Ajay Bisaria's visit to Krakow
DESCRIPTION:On 11th November 2017 H E Mr Ajay Bisaria \, Ambassador of India visited Krakow as he is ending his tenure in Poland. \nIndo-Polish Cultural Committee organized a farewell party in honor of H E Mr. Bisaria. \nHe has done a great deal of work in promoting India in Poland and strengthening cultural and business ties between India and Poland. \nIPCC honored His Excellency by giving a certificate of honor for his contribution\, dedication and hard work in strengthening cultural relations between the two countries.
URL:https://ipcc.pl/event/ambassador-of-india-h-e-mr-ajay-bisarias-visit-to-krakow/
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SUMMARY:100\,000 Indians book ticket for Mars
DESCRIPTION:New Delhi: Around 138\,899\, people from India are Mars-bound. They have ?booked? a flight to the Red Planet via Nasa?s InSight (Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations\, Geodesy and Heat Transport) mission slated for launch on May 5\, 2018. \nNasa states that those who submitted their names were provided online ?boarding passes? for the mission. \nThe names are being etched on a silicon wafer microchip using an electron beam to form letters with lines one one-thousandth the diameter of a human hair. This chip will then be attached to the top hull of the lander. \nSeveral Indians responded to Nasa?s call for names+ for the Mars mission. The total number of names received by Nasa from all over the world is 2\,429\,807. \nAccording to Nasa\, India ranks third in the global list with regard to the number of names submitted for the Mars mission. \nThe first is the US with 676\,773 names followed by China with 262\,752 names. India stands at number three. \nSpace experts point out that US leading the list is not surprising since it is\, after all\, a Nasa mission. However\, they do say that the fact that India is next to China is a matter of significance. They attribute India being ranked among the first three nations to two factors: the excitement and interest in Mars flights triggered by India?s ground-breaking Mangalyaan mission+ \, and the overall strengthening of India-US space ties. \nAndrew Good of Nasa?s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) told Times of India that the deadline to submit names was last week and ?we are no longer accepting submissions?. \nSlated for landing near the Mars equator on November 26\, 2018\, it is a 720-day mission\, which will gather data on the Martian interior by monitoring Marsquakes. \nNasa states that InSight?s role is not only to study Mars\, but also to gain broader insight into the formation of rocky planets in the entire solar system. \nPublished on: 1:20 pm\, November 13\, 2017 by: mattersindia.com
URL:https://ipcc.pl/event/100000-indians-book-ticket-for-mars/
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SUMMARY:History of Valivade - Kolhapur Polish settlement camp in India\, 1942 -1948
DESCRIPTION:Below find – the brief history of the Polish refugees in India 1942 – 1948\, in the Valivade – Kolhapur camp introduced by Mr. Andrzej Jan Chendyński\, President of the Association of Poles in India 1942 – 48. \n  \n\n\nOn 15th August 1947 in\nthe Valivade-Kolhapur Polish settlement camp  \n\n Polish Refugees celebrated 1st India Independence Day with the Indian People.\n\n\n\n\nBetween 1940 and 1941 after the Soviet invasion of eastern Poland there were mass deportations of over 1 million Polish people to Siberia and Kazakhstan.   \nThousands of them died in inhumane conditions.\n\n\nIn 1942 an amnesty was negotiated.   \nGeneral Władysław Anders led the Polish Army out of the Soviet Union to Iran and took with him about 40\,000 children\, adolescents and women.\n\n\nThe civilian population was initially billeted in camps in Teheran. They were transferred to Karachi and from there to countries which had agreed to take them.   \nThe first to do so was India in 1942.\n\n\n\nIn July 1943 in Valivade-Kolhapur the biggest settlement camp in India was set up\, with over 5\,000 children\, adolescents and women. Their fathers\, brothers and husbands had been murdered in Katyń\, or were fighting in the War ? including in Italy at Monte Cassino\, where the Maratha Light Infantry Regiment from Kolhapur also fought. \n\n\n\nThe Camp?s organisation and administration was entrusted by the authorities in Delhi to the Poles\, who set up the infrastructure required for such a large community. \n\n  \n\n\nDue to the large number of children\, four primary schools\, a middle school\, a secondary school and a vocational school were set up. There were also courses in tailoring\, cookery\, printing and bookbinding.\n\nThere was scouting ? including interaction with scouts from Kolhapur and Miraj. A church was built. There was a post office\, security\, a fire brigade and a cinema. Local people helped us with everything and we had daily contact with them. \n\n\nThe Valivade Camp had two sections: an orphanage for children and adolescents; and the so-called ?civilian area? where women with children lived independently. \n\n\nResidents bought food from Indian shops and markets. They used the services of local craftsmen: shoemakers\, tailors\, cleaners\, water porters \n\n\nIndian teachers taught English in our schools. Indians helped in the hospital and clinic. Many Indians learnt enough Polish for day-to-day communication and one post office worker spoke it fluently. \n  \n\nIn Valivade the locals made us welcome and called our camp ?Little Poland in India?. \n\n\n\n\n\nThe Maharaja Siwadzi V visited the orphanage.   \nThe theatre group gave a performance at his palace in Kolhapur.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAfter his death in 1946\, scouts were present at the coronation of the new Maharaja Chatrapati. \n\nIn Valivade we found out about passive resistance – Gandhi?s philosophy of liberation which brought India her independence. We joined the Indians in celebrating 15th August 1947: Indian Independence Day. \n\n\n\n\n  \n\nThe Indians hoped that we would be able to return to a free homeland. But Poland lost its eastern territories after the War: the part of Poland where most of us came from. \n\n\n\nWhen the War ended\, the inhabitants of the Camp were dispersed across the world. The last of us left India in 1948. Only about 10% returned to Poland. Many settled in England\, Italy\, America\, Canada\, South Africa and Australia. \n \nThe erection of a monument in Kolhapur was done in 1998 as an expression of our gratitude to India.\n\n\nMr. Andrzej Jan Chendyński \nPresident of the Association of Poles in India 1942 – 48.
URL:https://ipcc.pl/event/history-of-valivade-kolhapur-polish-settlement-camp-in-india-1942-1948/
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SUMMARY:Women on Record
DESCRIPTION:Indo – Polish Cultural Committee (IPCC)\, Embassy Of India and Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) Invites you to a vocal concert: \nWomen on Record:\non the occasion of India @70 a celebration of Indian women?s journey from the Salon to the Studio.\n'Women on Record’ is a multi-mediapresentation bringing out stories of women performers\, Diva’s of their time\, music\, theatre and film. The show comes with vocal music- Folk music\, thumri\, Geet and film songs\, anecdotes and videos with archival images. \n\nNirgun naad:: Spiritual Music\n?Nirgun Bhakti? is the devotion towards a formless\, all-encompassing God. Centuries ago\, some of the most powerful and ecstatic expressions of love\, devotion and surrender to the ultimate were authored by the great saint poets from the Indian subcontinent. While some of these verses are direct and forthright in their simplicity\, others contain complex allegory and metaphor. In her performance Vidya will sing the works of these medieval poets including lesser known names like Paltu Das. \n\nOm: Spiritual Music of India\nSpiritual Music of India captures many types of devotional songs\, including a bhajan\, Vedic chanting\, and even a popular kirtan (a call?and?response hymn of praise) sung every day at prayer meetings. Centuries ago\, some of the most powerful and ecstatic expressions of love\, devotion and surrender to the ultimate were authored by the great saint poets from the Indian subcontinent. While some of these verses are direct and forthright in their simplicity\, others contain complex metaphor. In her performance Vidya Shah brings alive the works of the Bhakti poets. \nTeam:\nVidya Shah- Lead Vocals and Narration\nAmar Sangam Das- Guitar/Mandolin\nJaved Hussain- Keyboard\nPrakash Kumar Thakur- tabla\nSatish Kumar Solanki – Dholak and Daffli\nParthiv Shah – Video/Sound Director \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nclock\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\nThursday\, December 7\, 2017 at 07 PM – 09 PM\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \npin\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n  \n\nCentrum Sztuki Współczesnej „Solvay” \nZakopiańska str. 62\, 30-418 Kraków
URL:https://ipcc.pl/event/women-on-record/
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