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    To safeguard the health of our visitors and colleagues, our offers have been moved to the digital space. The Goethe-Instituts in India shall remain closed for the public until further notice. Our staff and faculty are working from home and can be reached via email. Learn more about our initiatives.

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    Learn German at your convenience German Training Online

    Our uncomplicated online training tool for beginners, intermediate and advanced learners offers high quality content that is available 24/7 for self-paced learning. Book now!

  • „Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn“ by Radu Jude, Berlinale 2021, Competition Photo (detail): © Silviu Ghetie / microFilm

    Berlinale BloggersA Festival in Tricky Times

    A digital industry event in March, an audience event in June – this year's Berlinale has to tread unconventional paths due to the pandemic. It is all the more important that it is being held nonetheless. 

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    Application Deadline: 10 March 2021Open Call - Mobile App Development Workshop

    Ever wondered how mobile apps and games are developed? Do coding and programming baffle you? If yes, you´re at the right place. Register now for our first virtual Pop Up Creative Room of the year and see the coder in you come alive.

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    International Exchange ProgramGame'n'Train Mixer Online

    Our peer-learning program with 20 game designers and students from all over the world is now live! Explore more about the gaming world, expert opinions, electrifying game-walkthroughs, and an assortment of exciting mobile and computer games.

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    For Adventurers"Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins"

    In Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins Gregor, Hinz takes us to the small community of the same name in the French Auvergne-Rhone-Alps region. His picture story is composed of a series of fragments painted with felt-tip pens, which tell of his travel impressions with a wink.

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    Popcast in MarchCurrent Music from Germany

    In our March Popcast moderator David Creedon presents music by Deadbeat meets the Mole, Emeka Ogboh, Masha Qrella, Mouse on Mars and PeterLicht. Rock, Pop, Hip-Hop, Electro: every month we shine our search beacon into the nation’s studios and clubs.
     

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What if he makes a mistake? The humanoid robot “Pepper” works in a nursing home in Erlenbach. Photo (detail): © picture alliance / REUTERS / Kai Pfaffenbach

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Artificial intelligence makes our lives easier in many ways. But who is responsible when algorithms and robots make mistakes?

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Most people would like to lead a life that is in harmony with their environment - but it should be as comfortable as possible and without major restrictions. There are actually a few ideas on how to do this – small everyday aids that have a major impact on the environment.

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The heirs of the environmental movement are dissatisfied

The climate protectors of Fridays for Future have brought the environment issue back to the streets – just like their predecessors in the 1970s. The older generation does not seem radical enough to the young activists. Both movements, however, have a lot in common.

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The role of media and journalism
Between the Lines

Discover the many facets of media and journalism in India which have changed and developed dramatically over the last 25 years, as a result of digitization, economic boom & the evolving needs of a new, urban-oriented middle class.

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German Series in India
Binge Fever!

Television “Made in Germany” is having a golden moment with the rise of international streaming services. In this dossier, we highlight binge-worthy German serials and fill you in on where to watch them in India.

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Digital development & promotion of STEM subjects are important topics in Germany and at PASCH schools abroad. PASCH promotes educational pathways in German, provides impulses for the future & supports students to study and work in Germany.

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