Sanskriti Anveshak: A Thematic Interaction Interdisciplinary Forum

On 5th April 2025, Vivekananda Kendra Institute of Culture organized a thematic interaction under the banner Sanskriti Anveshak: A Thematic Interaction Interdisciplinary Forum. The event marked the initiation of a discussion series on the theme Indian Knowledge System: Focus on North East. Held at the Vivekananda Kendra Institute of Culture premises, the session witnessed the enthusiastic participation of 40 individuals, including members of Team Vivekananda Kendra Institute of Culture

The Fading Practice

Mosaic is a word often used for the Indian culture, analogues, a few puzzle pieces towards making a picture. It is however, perspective that sets a clear notion in our mind that it is always “One” picture with no missing puzzle pieces.

Drifting into Obscurity

Preserving and promoting the ancient traditions of various communities, while continually emphasizing the significance of safeguarding one's customs and heritage to the younger generation, has been the mission of The Vivekananda Kendra Institute of Culture since its establishment. In line with this goal, the subject I am presenting here focuses on the material culture of one community, which is an integral part of their age old identity.  The creation of pottery, a form of material culture within a community, dates back to the dawn of human civilization.

28th Foundation Day Celebration

The Vivekananda Kendra Institute of Culture (VKIC) celebrated its 28th Foundation Day with grandeur and reverence, marking another milestone in its journey of cultural preservation and promotion. The event was held at the Gauhati Medical College & Hospital Auditorium, Bhangagarh, Guwahati, and witnessed the presence of distinguished guests, scholars, and cultural enthusiasts.

The Notion of Governance in Our Itihasa-Purana Tradition by Shri Bibek Debroy

The Notion of Governance in our Itihasa – Purana Tradition by Shri Bibek Debroy explores the concept of governance as depicted in ancient Indian texts known as Itihasas and Puranas. Shri Bibek Debroy, an eminent scholar and expert on Indian scriptures, offers a thought – provoking exploration of ancient Indian wisdom on governance, presenting valuable insights that can inform contemporary discourse on governance, leadership, and public policy.