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Kathak workshop-cum-performance by Ritu Gupta

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Meeting with Yoga School Leaders preparing International Day of Yoga
“International Festival” at the American International School of Budapest
Musical meditative evening at Sóbarlang by Durgesh Kanwal and Gabor Korosi
Poetry Evening at ASCC
Yoga event at Blind Children's School, Budapest
Ambedkar Jayanti celebrated in Mislkolc at Ambedkar School
77th ICCR Foundation Day at ASCC
Meeting hosted by Ambassador at India house for Indologists
India Days in Eger city from 26-28 March 2026
Colors, laughter, and beautiful moments! Celebrating the spirit of joy, friendship, and togetherness this Holi. The Amrita Sher-Gil Cultural Centre (ASCC) of the Embassy of India in Budapest celebrated the vibrant Indian festival of Holi – the Festival of Colors – on 14 March 2026 at the Embassy premises. The celebration brought together members of the Indian community, friends of India, diplomats, journalists, and India lovers in a joyful gathering highlighting India’s rich cultural traditions.
On 9 March 2026 Amrita Sher-Gil Cultural Centre (ASCC), Embassy of India, Budapest celebrated International Women’s Day to recognize and celebrate the contribution of women with colourful cultural programme.
As part of the International Womens Day celebrations, an engaging sports activity was organised at the scenic Margaret Island in Budapest, featuring cycling and running. The event brought participants together in a spirit of energy, teamwork, and positivity, aiming to promote physical well-being and encourage an active lifestyle. The day highlighted the power of sports in empowering women and girls and building stronger communities.
Indian Film Festival in Hungary - 10th edition
A hands-on workshop was organized at ASCC by Tabla Teacher Mr. Durgesh Kanwal introducing the concept of Taal (rhythmic cycles) in Indian classical music, with practical demonstrations and interactive learning for beginners and enthusiasts alike.
ASCC of the Embassy of India organised an engaging Kathak Dance Workshop focused on Nav Rasa - the nine emotions that form the core of Indian aesthetics and classical expression - led by ASCC’s Kathak Teacher Ms. Priya Garg

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