Kitaab – Books in Discussion: Honesty Victimised CBI Politicised by Rear Admiral B. R. Menon (Retd.), former Chairman and Managing Director, Goa Shipyard Limited
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Public Lecture: The gendering of narratives and narratives of gender by Vrinda Nabar, Visiting Research Professor Programme (VRPP) (in association with Goa University)
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Book Discussion: Where one is not a number by Aarti Raheja
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Lecture on “After the Two or More Cultures Divide” by Prof. Dhruv Raina
Prof. Dhruv Raina, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi; delivered a lecture on “After the Two or More Cultures Divide: Revisiting
Lecture on “What does Indian linguistic diversity tell us?” by Prof. (Dr.) Anvita Abbi
Prof. (Dr.) Anvita Abbi, Adjunct Professor, Department of Linguistics, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada; delivered a lecture on “What does
Kitaab: Books in Discussion “Rubies In My Ears” by Sanjiv T Lall
The International Centre Goa organised Kitaab: Books in Discussion “Rubies In My Ears” by Sanjiv T Lall, Entrepreneur, avid traveler,
Travel Talk on “Visiting Dangerous places in the world – Nigeria, Iran & Papua New Guinea” by Hansel Vaz
Hansel Vaz, entrepreneur & traveller, delivered a Travel Talk on “Visiting Dangerous places in the world – Nigeria, Iran & Papua New
Art & Wellness
Wellness talk on Balanced Diet for a healthy lifestyle
Deepashri Hadfadkar, senior consultant at Diet Dr Clinic delivered a wellness talk on Balanced Diet for a healthy lifestyle on
Celebrating Day of International Biodiversity 2018
Society for Environment & Biodiversity Conservation, Ratnagiri and The International Centre Goa in association with Himalaya Drug Company organised “Celebrating Day of
Lecture on Food (especially chicken and eggs) in environmental history by Mart Stewart
The International Centre Goa organised a lecture on “Food (especially chicken and eggs) in environmental history” by Mart Stewart, Western