Kala Kalp Sanskrutik Sansthan, in association with Jaipuria School of Business, set to organise a prestigious Cultural Forum Panel Discussion on 21 May 2026 to mark the occasion of World Cultural Diversity Day for Dialogue & Development. The event will also witness the official launch of the “Kala Kalp Research and Promotion Council,” an initiative aimed at strengthening research, preservation, and promotion of Indian arts and culture.
The intellectual and cultural gathering is expected to bring together eminent personalities from the fields of art, culture, education, and public discourse to deliberate on the role of cultural dialogue and heritage in nation-building.
The forum seeks to promote cultural diversity and unity, encourage the preservation of Indian traditional arts and heritage, strengthen research and cultural promotion initiatives, and foster meaningful dialogue for social and national development.
The programme will be held from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm at the auditorium of Jaipuria School of Business.
The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Atasi Misra, Founder Director of Kala Kalp Sanskrutik Sansthan, while Mohit Madhav, Vice President of the organisation and noted cultural ambassador and national activist, will represent the forum.
The distinguished panel of speakers includes Chittaranjan Tripathy, Director of National School of Drama; Tapan Kumar Nayak, Director of Jaipuria School of Business; K. G. Suresh, Director of India Habitat Centre; Rahul Kumar, Deputy Director of Centre for Cultural Resources and Training; Ramesh Chandra Gaur, Dean of Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts; and internationally acclaimed sarangi maestro Kamal Sabri.
Organisers stated that the forum aims to create a meaningful platform where art, education, research, and public engagement converge to reinforce India’s rich cultural ethos while encouraging dialogue and collaborative thinking in a rapidly changing global landscape.
