
Opening Programme
Training Cum Production on Pottery & Terracotta art work
Venue: Ashadullapur | Date: 4th October 2012 | at: 2:00pm
Moderator: Sanyasi Lohar
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Elements | Contributors |
Introduction and Tea | Sanyasi Lohar/ Jakob Dörr |
Opening Ceremony: A Santal song | Nilmoni Hansda, Khukumoni Hansda, Maloti Baski, Pansuri Baski, Sumi Baski, Budin Hembrom, Budi Hansda, Sigen Baski |
The history of organizational structure of Ashadullapur Gramin Silpa & Sastha Bidhan Kendra | Nilai Das from Bolpur (active member of AGSSBK) |
A bengali folk song /Santali folk song | Rathin Kishku |
Necessity of cultural and art workshops | Gokul Hansda, President of Ghosaldanga Bishnubati Adibasi Trust |
A German Song | Kathrin Klein, Jakob Dörr |
Summary of different techniques of pottery and terracotta art and crafts | Assistant Prof. Mr. Manoj Kumar Prajapati Silpa Sadan, Visva Bharati UniversityInstructor of the workshop |
Vote of thanks | Tapas Majhi/ Boro Baski |
A Santal song | Nilmoni Hansda, Khukumoni Hansda, Maloti Baski, Pansuri Baski, Sumi Baski, Budin Hembrom, Budi Hansda, Sigen Baski |

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