Pink City Cultural Centre

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02/03/2011

planning to develop turban museum
any suggesions
are welcome.

10/10/2010

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Our action plan:
~ Eco-Walk(Including Bird Watching) around Jal Mahal
~ Human Chain protecting Jal Mahal
~ Stepwell
~ Show school children a short film on Jal Mahal
~ Discussions with children about the link between water body management, wildlife, flora n fauna, global climate change and global warming.

School children, locals, foreigners, NGOs, social activists and news media attending this. Come join the free party! And help generate social awareness on climate change and its impact.

About Jal Mahal:
The Jal Mahal was built by Raja Man in the 18th century in the middle of Mansagar Lake in Jaipur, Rajasthan.It is surrounded by the Nahargarh hills, and the lake eco-system is home to a variety of migratory and resident birds, fish and other wildlife.

In recent years the ecological system of the lake and its vicinity area has suffered drastically due to silting, encroachments and sewage thus reducing the surface area of the lake. The ground water around the lake is highly contaminated creating serious health hazards. The recent influx of contaminated water has killed all fish. A nearby stepwell which was part of the traditional water management system in the desert state is also intact but unused.

Organiser:
Pink City Cultural Centre, Jaipur.
http://www.pinkcityculturalcentre.com/

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10/10/2010

Swagat Sen blogs about ~ Social Media Baithak #1 Pink City Cultural Centre
http://welcomeindia.posterous.com/1st-social-media-baithak-jaipur

Background : The Jaipur Baithak happened mainly due to the enthusiasm of Dr. Mahaveer Nathawat, a qualified radiologist who has however chosen to work in the field of tourism, one of the most significant sectors in Rajasthan’s economy. As President of the Tourism Welfare Society of Rajasthan, Dr. Na...

03/10/2010

Social Media Baithak is an informal gathering of people coming together with the cause of taking Social Media to the Non-profit industry. The event will bring experts from the field of Social Media on one hand and Non-profit organizations, independent artists and activists on the other together on a common platform to discuss various aspects of Social Media as a powerful tool for online campaigns and collaborations.
There is no fixed structure for the event but will largely consist of informal face to face conversations between a Social Media knowledge provider at one hand and a knowledge seeker on the other. In the spirit of Indian tradition we call them Social Media Guru and Social Media Shishya. The idea is to create a comfortable space for the Non-profit industry to make an entry point into the world of social media. Inter-community networking will be a natural outcome of the event.

24/09/2010

The Village Theme @ Pink City Cultural Centre

24/09/2010

The Chalchitra Expedition 2009 Flag Off @ Pink City Cultural Centre
An expedition organised in association with BYOFF Puri Film Festival and Tourist Welfare Society Rajasthan for capturing the architecture, culture, heritage and the terrain of Rajasthan.