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Come winter and its Utsav time again……Tamiero (Swiss & French collaboration), & Tiljala Society for Human and Educational Development in association with Artjuna (Swiss & French collaboration) proudly presents the epitome of fun & frolic of youthful fantasy UMANG 2012 – an annual dance drama cultural fest.

On Wednesday, 1^st February 2012, Kolkata will witness the youthful exuberance of our street and working children including rag pickers from the slum, railway squatters and pavement settlements in events showcasing their latent talents through UMANG 2012.

The musical fundraiser will feature Tamae Gennai Deveaud and Pierre Deveaud – two young artist couple from Switzerland and France. This limewire night has always been the pinnacle of our year long events with full filled extravaganza for underprivileged children. Umang is a platform to provide opportunities to the destitute children to showcase their performing talents. Tamae and pierre are two professional artists who have been training the children to perform with them in UMANG 2012 which is part of the Project Sarasvati. Apart from other distinguished dignitaries the event will be graced by Mr. Dean R.Thompson (American Consul General, Kolkata) and his wife Ms. Jane Thompson.

Tamiero and the Saraswati Project:

Tamiero was established in 2004 because two like minded young artists Tamae Gennai and Pierre Deveaud wanted.................

This book is about life in the inner-city areas of Kolkata’s mainly Muslim settlements. It asks a simple question—how do the vast majority of Muslims, especially the poor, live, work, love and die? In the context of the communalisation of urban poverty, People Without History pays attention to the fabric of daily life in Muslim communities—the pursuit of gainful occupation, affective and social affinities, networks of kinship and neighbourhood.

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