From The Siasat Daily
Center-Left Owned by Siasat DailyBengaluru academy bans all plays after Gandhi row, sparks debate
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Vanavani School, founded in 1963 on the counsel of then‑Tamil Nadu chief minister K. Kamaraj, began by serving campus staff with just 50 students and later grew to educate more than 2,600 pupils. Amid fears that the school may close, an appeal has been made directly to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for assistance.
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Bengaluru: A police order stopping all theatre performances at Bengaluru’s Suchitra Film and Cultural Academy has sparked a debate over artistic freedom and the limits of police intervention in cultural spaces. The Banashankari police issued the directive following a dispute during the October 31…
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Bengaluru: A police order stopping all theatre performances at Bengaluru’s Suchitra Film and Cultural Academy has sparked a debate over artistic freedom and the limits of police intervention in cultural spaces. The Banashankari police issued the directive following a dispute during the October 31…
