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The Performing Arts track of The Goa Project 2016

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Vyshnavie Sainath

Kalari-yoga and dance

is to encourage more people to understand our ancient indian martial art kalaripayattu which is considered as the mother of martial arts and its use in indian classical dance. also its benefits for a healthy lifestyle. more
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  • 16 Dec 2015
Technical level: Intermediate

Padma Damodaran Proposing

Arts and tourism - Building a bridge between theatre/dance and Goa

To find ways to increase performing arts and culture presence in Goa. The objectives are to provide more venues to artists and to provide tourists and locals with more entertainment and culture beyond the party culture that is promoted the most. The ultimate aim is to promote both performing arts and cultural tourism. more
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  • Submitted
  • 26 Dec 2015
Technical level: Beginner

Vikram Badhwar

Falun Gong

To share the five exercises that are taught in Falun Gong more
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  • 28 Dec 2015
Technical level: Beginner

Ramkumar R S

Bharatanatyam for Engineers and Business men.

To introduce the benefits of learning classical Bharatanatyam to techie / geeky male engineers and business people. more
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  • Submitted
  • 13 Jan 2016
Technical level: Beginner

Sanil Sachar

The need for providing an impetus to creativity in mainstream academic curriculum.

To bring about the need for inclusive education in the academia at large and ensure young people are mentored right for pursuing creative pursuits and interests. more
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  • 14 Jan 2016
Technical level: Advanced

Robin Chaurasiya

Lal Batti Express

To break stereotypes and change mindsets associated with sex work and living in a red-light district more
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  • Submitted
  • 14 Jan 2016
Technical level: Beginner

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