Nitte Institute of Communication commemorated Partition Horrors Remembrance Day with a poignant and thought-provoking event on 14th August 2024. The observance included a stage play titled "Partition - A Catastrophe," directed by the renowned Dr. Prakash Jha, followed by a reflective discussion session.
The event aimed to honour the memories and experiences of those affected by the partition of India in 1947, an event that left an indelible mark on the socio-political and humanitarian landscape of the region. Dr. Prakash Jha's play, "Partition - A Catastrophe," was the focal point of the day’s activities. The play, known for its dramatic portrayal and insightful narrative, brought to life the harrowing experiences of individuals during the partition. Through powerful performances and a compelling script, the play illuminated the profound human suffering, displacement and societal upheaval that characterised this tumultuous period in history.
Following the screening, a short discussion session provided students with an opportunity to delve deeper into the themes presented in the play. The discussion was vibrant and engaging, reflecting the impact the play had on the attendees. Students shared their perspectives from socio-economic and humanitarian viewpoints, exploring how the partition has reverberated through subsequent generations.
The event successfully combined artistic expression with academic reflection, fostering a greater understanding of a pivotal moment in history. It underscored the necessity of remembering and learning from the past, to build a more empathetic and informed future.
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