© Goethe-Institut Chennai

On campusScience Film Festival

New Delhi: until 23 December 2018

Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi invites schools and institutions across the city to partner with it in hosting an International Science Film Festival on campus. The Festival brings science to the screen. Taking place in 23 countries and reaching over a million viewers, it is the largest event of its kind worldwide.

© Marcel Odenbach: VG BILD-KUNST, Bonn

Exhibition Marcel Odenbach – Stille Bewegungen. Tranquil Motions

Mumbai: till 30 November 2018

The ifa exhibition introduces audiences to one of Germany’s preeminent video artists; the monographic show includes key video works and works on paper from the past three decades.

KlassikcastCurrent from the classical scene

Our first Klassikcast went online a year ago, in November 2017. Month for month we have been showcasing artists, their music and their stories. It’s been an eventful year covering the opening of Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie, the Bayreuth Festival, up-and-coming talents and established stars, as well as a number of jubilees and premieres. And now we’re celebrating our own first anniversary!

© UN Women/Allison Joyce

"Refugees Worldwide"Rohingya-Women report

The Rohingya are “the Worlds’ Most Persecuted Minority,” according to the U.N. Till date an estimated 140,000 Rohingyas have been displaced from Myanmar. Different factors  have brought close to 36,000 Rohingyas Muslims to India. We are telling stories of Rohingya women who continue to survive the complexities of the  sectarian divide in South Asia.

© Britta Petersen

"Swachh Bharat"How India learns to love the toilet

According to figures from the World Health Organization (WHO), in 2012 more than half of India's households and more than 600 million people did not have a toilet. This means that the emerging market has by far the largest proportion of people in the world who relieve themselves outdoors.