SAF News
Conference
12th July 2009
News
7th June 2009
Nominations for the Sovereign Art Prize and the Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale
I am happy to report that Raju from Nepal has been nominated for the Sovereign Art Prize this year [Hong Kong] and Sajana [also from Nepal] work has been selected for the Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale.
Conference
Pondicherry, India -
3rd June 2009
MoU between 'SAF' and the University of Pondicherry for the establishment of MISARC
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Pondicherry University and the South Asia Foundation (“SAF”), for the establishment of Madanjeet Singh Institute of South Asia Regional Cooperation (MISARC) at Pondicherry University.
News
1st June 2009
News
Pondicherry University, India -
21st May 2009
UMISARC 1st Batch Scholars with Prof J A K Tareen
The M.A. (South Asian Studies) program has started with 20 students, following the names of 12 SAARC Students who joined the Madanjeet Singh Centre (MISARC) along with their group picture, surrounding Prof. Tareen, Vice Chancellor and the Academia M.A. South Asian Studies.
News
1st May 2009
Presentation of the Nepali version of the 'SASIA Story' by SAF-Nepal Chairperson Dr. Rita Thapa
Chairman of Nepal's Constituent Assembly (CA) and Speaker of the Interim Parliament Subash C. Nemwang received on April 29th from Chairperson of SAF-Nepal Dr. Rita Thapa the Nepali version of the 'SASIA Story' (SASIA Ko Katha)
News
Kathmandu, Nepal -
16th April 2009
Launch of a 15 month music training for children of victims of conflict in Kathmandu
On the happy occasion of the birthday of SAF Founder Ambassador Madanjeet Singh, SAF-Nepal Chairperson Dr. Rita Thapa launched a 15 month music training for children of victims of conflict in Kathmandu on April 16, 2009.
News
3rd April 2009
Testimony
2nd April 2009
Letter of appreciation from a Madanjeet Singh group scholarship student from Pakistan
As you must know, I am one of the Pakistani candidates to have received the Madanjeet Singh scholarship at Beaconhouse National University in 2003, till my graduation in 2007.
News
30th March 2009
Jaipur Literature Festival, 21-25 January 2009
The DSC Jaipur Literature Festival, now in its third year, has grown to be one of the largest writer’s festivals in Asia. Over one hundred and sixty seven authors and various other artists attended the Festival held at the Diggi Palace, Jaipur from the 21st till the 25th of January 2009.
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