AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoArt & Heritage: Modernist painter Arpita Singh, celebrated for work blending figuration, feminist perspective and humour, has died at 89. Oxford’s return of ancestral Naga remains to India marks another significant moment in cultural heritage repatriation. Cinema: Ramayana has reportedly grossed ₹671 crore worldwide in five days, while actor Nitish Bharadwaj has criticised its portrayal of Ravana. Singer Kavita Krishnamurti has revisited the classic “Luv Kush” song nearly 38 years after recording it for Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayan. Industry Watch: Mumbai Police have advised Bollywood actors to avoid crowded public places after the Tiger Shroff shooting and reports that celebrities’ homes were surveyed. Festivals & Culture: Manipur’s National Tribal Film Festival begins November 12, and Anime India makes its Hyderabad debut on November 14–15. Assam’s FolkTea Festival returns later this month with folk music, theatre and indigenous games. Cultural Exchange: Armenia and India are exploring joint film projects, museum partnerships and exhibitions.
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