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New Delhi: Delhi theatre enthusiasts are in for a treat as Shri Ram Centre for performing arts, Mandi house will open its door on 5th March for the play Giraftari. Rama Theatre Natya Vidya (RATNAV) in collaboration with The Austrian Embassy, The Austrian Cultural Forum, The Embassy of the Czech Republic and supported by Sideways Consulting (A creative Problem Solving outfit) will bring the play Giraftari based on Franz Kafka’s popular novel “The Trial” to Delhi post Covid19 following government guidelines.
The debut production of RATNAV, ‘Giraftari’ will return post-pandemic following social distancing norm and spaced seating. The theatre has been sanitized and every audience member will be given a complimentary mask. Media veteran and founder of RATNAV, Rama Pandey, is also the director of the play. Rama Theatre Natya Vidya (RATNAV) plans to kick start the theatre space which has been shut for the past few months.
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From claiming 99 per cent protection against COVID to offering a one-stop solution to improve immunity, whatâs with ads these days?
Many Indians canât start their day without a steaming cup of tea. But a few got a nice little jolt when they saw an ad in The Times of India from Dabur touting the benefits of its Vedic Suraksha Tea.
The full-page print adâs copy read: Immunity is the strongest need of the hour. All you need is a cup of tea.
At first glance, it may seem like a regular, harmless ad for Daburâs tea brand. Or not. We live in an era of heightened awareness around health, fitness and immunity. So, was it right for a major brand such as Dabur to tout its tea brand as âenoughâ for all our immunity needs?