The NLS experience: Legal education & what comes next
Inherent tensions between values and national priorities
‘The Young Karl Marx’ directed by Raoul Peck
Providing every Bengalurean enough water for their needs, at a price they can afford
The film portrays the history and politics of the Kashmir valley through a journey of its music
Conversations and an exhibition of the Late Yusuf Arakkal’s works
Bangalore International Centre (BIC) is a neutral, non-profit, member and donor enabled public institution for Bengalureans. Since 2005, over 750 ‘free to attend’ events have been held at BIC reflecting its inclusive approach. The curated programs cover talks, panel discussions, films, music, dance, visual arts, plays, lecture demonstrations and more.
Upcoming 
Upcoming Inherent tensions between values and national priorities
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Upcoming Providing every Bengalurean enough water for their needs, at a price they can afford
Upcoming The film portrays the history and politics of the Kashmir valley through a journey of its music
Upcoming Conversations and an exhibition of the Late Yusuf Arakkal’s works
Upcoming A talk by Joseph Stiglitz- Part of the Public Lecture Series presented by Azim Premji University
Upcoming 
BIC’s facility is a new addition to the intellectual, social and cultural life of Bengaluru. BIC’s 48,000 square feet premises houses an all-day cafe, auditorium, 2 seminar rooms, board room, gallery, library, amphitheatre, rooftop terrace and spaces for indoor and outdoor activities. There is provision for basement parking. These facilities are available for hire by organisations provided the use is consistent with BIC’s objectives and guidelines.
Nandita Bose and Aruna Nambiar in conversation with Subodh Sankar
