Keep your Sundays free this September for an exciting line-up of speakers at the Museum of Goa! 07 September 2025 | 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Topic: On the Maratha Light Infantry Speakers: Joydip Mukherjee 14 September 2025 | 11:30 am - 12:30 pm…
The Museum of the Maratha Light Infantry Regimental Centre captures the legacy of the most decorated regiment in the Indian Army, the Maratha Light Infantry, with a history spanning nearly 255 years. This session will be led by Brigadier Joydip Mukherjee, a decorated officer commissioned…
In the world of beer, a few words keep cropping up: craft, draught, micro, and macro. But what do they really mean? And how do these definitions shift across Indian states and global beer cultures? To find out, we turn to Aditya Challa, the man…
Unknown to the larger world, the Indian food story has its own fifth taste if one peeps into its Northeastern kitchens. Call it Khaar, Kola-khar, Kharsi, Kharwi, Kalchi, Kangmoi, or Khari — this earthy flavour, made from the ash of banana peel and bark, ensures…
The Zuari Cable-Stayed Bridge in Goa is one of India’s most striking modern bridges, linking North and South Goa across the Zuari River. Its making is a journey of engineering skill and teamwork, captured beautifully in photographs at every stage. From deep riverbed foundations to…
Celebrating National Wildlife Week with talks, food, and films The Museum of Goa marks National Wildlife Week with a special program that highlights indigenous knowledge, ecological interconnections, and cultural perspectives, driving the need to think about nature and biodiversity intersectionally. Where Wisdom meets Forest Guardians…
MOG Sundays presents three remarkable Konkani films — Wagro, Leela, and Straight Ahead — followed by an interaction with filmmaker and actor Sobita Kudtarkar. Wagro (dir. Sainath Uskaikar) travels from Cannes and Raindance to IFFI’s Indian Panorama, while Leela (dir. Tanmay Chaudhary) continues to move…
The film Sholay completes 50 years on August 15. It remains the film watched by the largest number of people ever, and its unmatched popular appeal continues to endure. This talk explores the enduring popularity of Sholay through the lens of Rasa theory, suggesting that…
Arts leader Ruchira Das invites you for an inspiring talk tracing her remarkable path through India’s diverse cultural landscape. Beginning with a bold shift from chartered accountancy to arts administration, Ruchira now leads and contributes to organisations such as ThinkArts, ARThink South Asia, Arthshila, and…
