Mekhla Dasgupta, a singer, artist and 2016 Sa Re Ga Ma Pa finalist, performs as part of a celebration for friends of UNC's Modern Indian Studies (MIS) initiative. This private event will celebrate the work of MIS, the community that … Read more
Modern Indian Studies, Sangam, and the Carolina Asia Center present Movie Night, featuring Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani is the story of the relationship between two characters, Bunny (Ranbir Kapoor) & Naina (Deepika Padukone), at two separate … Read more
Modern Indian Studies, the Department of City and Regional Planning, and Global Studies are proud to present a webinar with Rashi Agrawal (UNDP and Sambodhi Bangalore) on the theme of From Ecological Awareness to Being Ecology: Integrative Approaches to Climate … Read more
Modern Indian Studies, the Carolina Asia Center, and UNC Global proudly present The Art of the Warlis Learn the traditional tribal art of the Warlis (from Western India) and create your own work of art with local artist Sampada Kodagali … Read more
This conversation will focus on how cities and other governments are taking advantage of new technologies, including the technologies of collective intelligence that enable us to work together as groups online, as well as data processing technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning, to solve problems.
On April 21, Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu visited UNC-Chapel Hill's campus to meet with students, faculty, and staff about India and US relations. HIS EXCELLENCY TARANJIT SINGH SANDHU Ambassador of India to the U.S. Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu assumed … Read more
On Monday, April 24th from 5:30pm-7:00pm in the FedEx Center for Global Education Atrium, the Modern Indian Studies (MIS) Initiative in collaboration with UNC Global Affairs, UNC Chalkaa, and Bhangra Elite are hosting a Bhangra Workshop event. Join UNC alumnus … Read more
UNC Department of Religious Studies and the Modern Indian Studies Initiative invite you to a talk by: Dr. Shahzad Bashir Aga Khan Professor of Islamic Humanities Brown University “Knowledge is not Territory: Episodes from the Archive for Early … Read more