In March 2019, PJCI hosted the Youth Cultural Conference, a dynamic three-day event featuring 300 artists from 17 states of India. Centered on environmental and social shifts, the conference blended cultural performances with vibrant discussions, fostering interaction and exchange among diverse art forms. It provided a larger platform for cultural practitioners to delve into deeper discussions on societal engagement and contemporary subjects.
Theatre Festival
In today’s digital age, where we’re more connected globally but disconnected from our communities, life feels increasingly isolated. Shallow rituals replace genuine social engagement, and the pandemic has widened this gap even further. But initiatives like the Abua Dishum Theatre Festival offer a glimmer of hope. By bringing together theatre artists, it’s a chance to reignite creativity and rebuild our sense of community, one performance at a time.
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