The Centre told the Supreme Court that states are misusing a 2006 judgment on police reforms related to fixing tenure of Directors General of Police. The judgment mandated a two-year fixed tenure for DGPs and separation of investigation and law and order wings, but most states have not complied. The Centre said states appoint officers close to retirement to give them additional service. The petitioner's lawyer objected, saying the Centre wants to stall reforms.
1. NEW DELHI: Seeking
modification of an 11-year-old
judgment on police reforms,
the Centre told the Supreme
Court on Monday that states
were misusing the SC
direction to give two-year
tenures to directors general of
police and were appointing
officers nearing retirement to
the posts to give them two
additional years in service.
The SC, in its 2006
judgment in Prakash Singh
case, had ordered the Centre
and states to implement
reforms in the police structure,
including fixed tenure to
police chiefs and separation of
investigating wing from those
tasked with maintaining law
and order. However, most
states have not implemented
the reforms as directed by the
SC, leading to filing of three
contempt petitions by Singh's
counsel Prashant Bhushan.
Attorney general K K
Venugopal told a bench of
Chief Justice Dipak Misra and
Justices A M Khanwilkar and
D Y Chandrachud that the
modus operandi adopted by
states on the basis of the
Prakash Singh judgment was
interfering with the directive
issued in another case relating
to police reforms. Bhushan
objected to it and said the
other judgment in T S
RSubramaniam's case did not
deal with police reforms at all
and that it was a ploy by the
Centre to stall police reforms
as the SC had already
dismissed petitions seeking
review of the 2006 judgment.
Vipin Gaur
The Prime Minister, Shri
Narendra Modi, today held a
Town Hall session with
students on subjects related to
examinations. He took
questions from students at the
event venue in Talkatora
Stadium in New Delhi.
Students also asked him
questions through various
television news channels, the
Narendra Modi Mobile App,
and the MyGov platform.
Beginning the
conversation, the Prime
Minister said that he had come
to the Town Hall session as a
friend of the students, and their
parents and family. He said
that he was speaking to as
many as 10 crore people across
the country, through various
platforms. He acknowledged
his own teachers, who had
instilled in him the values that
enable him to keep the student
in him alive till today. He
exhorted everyone to keep the
student alive in them. In the
course of the event which
lasted about two hours, the
Prime Minister took questions
on a range of subjects,
including nervousness,
anxiety, concentration, peer
pressure, parents’
expectations, and the role of
teachers. His answers were
embellished with wit, humour
and a number of different
illustrative examples. He
quoted Swami Vivekananda to
invoke the importance of self-
confidence, to deal with
examination stress and anxiety.
He gave the example of the
Canadian snowboarder Mark
McMorris, who won a bronze
medal in the ongoing Winter
Olympic Games, just eleven
months after suffering a life
threatening injury. On the
subject of concentration, the
Prime Minister recalled the
great cricketer Sachin
Tendulkar’s advice on the
radio programme Mann Ki
Baat. Tendulkar had said that
he only focuses on the ball that
he is playing at present, and
does not worry about the past
or future. The Prime Minister
also said that Yoga can help in
improving concentration. On
the subject of peer pressure,
the Prime Minister spoke of
the importance of
“Anuspardha” (competing
with oneself), rather than
“Pratispardha” (competing
with others). He said one
should only try to do better
than what one had achieved
earlier. Noting that every
parent sacrifices for his or her
child, the Prime Minister urged
parents not to make the
achievements of their child a
matter of social prestige. He
said every child is blessed with
unique talents.
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New Delhi. MarcaTel, a
division of LaMarca
Knowledge and Services Pvt.
Ltd, partnered with BlueTown
Denmark (working in the field
of WiFi technology) to pro-
vide complete end-to-end
solution for WiFi data connec-
tivity across the country. The
company today announced its
ambitious marketing plans for
ushering in a new era of rural
connectivity in Southern and
Northern Indian states.
Detailing out the market sce-
nario Mr.Narayanan
Rajagopalan, Group
President, MarcaTel said,
“Revenue models such as a
Wi-Fi provider striking rev-
enue-share agreements with
venue owners is a popular and
proven business model.
However, a huge gap exists
between India and global
average as additional 800,000
hotspots need to be deployed
to match the current global
average of one public Wi-Fi
hotspot per 150 people. Most
telecom companies have not
ventured into community Wi-
Fi networks or urban location-
aware services owing to
numerous challenges such as
public body clearances, net-
work deployment logistics,
significant marketing budgets,
distribution channel set-up to
reach the end consumer and
disconnected value. What is
distinct about WiFi hotspots is
that it is easy to set up along
with a rapidly growing
Smartphone user base at high-
er speed esp. in area where the
population does not have an
Internet connection.”
Speaking on the model of
MarcaTel, Mr. Narayanan
elaborated, “Clearly driven by
Digital India, Skill India mis-
sion of Government of India,
we intend to be a catalyst in
ushering in a new rural India
with makes them self-reliant.
The rationale of setting up
Marcatel is primarily based on
three key pillars: Offering
Employment, Empowering
the not-so-connected con-
sumers in rural India and
make them budding entrepre-
neurs’in the digital space.To
this end, we have a sound
backing of our partner with
Bluetown India who will pro-
vide complete end-to-end
solution for WiFi data connec-
tivity across the country. Our
objective is to create WiFi
hotspots by installing public
WiFi towers which have range
of about 1.5 kms.”
Pramesh Jain
The Karnataka Congress
on Sunday suspended
Bengaluru District Youth
Congress General Secretary,
Mohammed Haris Nalapad
from the party, after reports
emerged that he had assaulted
a man at a restaurant,
Karnataka Pradesh Congress
Committee chief G
Parameshwara on Sunday told
reporters that Nalapad has
been suspended from the
party for six years.
The police registered a
First Information Report on
Sunday against Mohammed
Nalapad Haris , the son of
Congress MLA NA Haris, and
10 others for allegedly attack-
ing a youth at a restaurant in
Bengaluru’s UB City mall.
According to the com-
plainant, the incident occurred
on Saturday night. “My friend
Vidvat had broken his leg four
weeks ago and I had decided
to take him out for dinner,”
complainant Praveen
Venkatachalaiah told media
persons that At around 10 pm,
Mohammed Haris Nalapad
walked into the cafe. Vidvat
had stretched his leg out
because he couldn’t move it
and Nalapad had a problem
with it.He further alleged that
the Congress leader got angry
and asked Vidvat to apologise
for stretching his leg out.
When Vidvat refused to apol-
ogise, a verbal argument
ensued between the two, he
added. Venkatachalaiah
alleged that Nalapad and his
supporters soon started beat-
ing up Vidvat. “They punched
his face, hit him on the chest
and also on his head. They
broke his nose. They attacked
him with bottles until Vidvat
fell to the floor unconscious,”
he claimed.After the victim
was taken to Mallya Hospital,
where he is currently under-
going treatment, Nalapad and
his supporters arrived at the
hospital to threaten Vidvat
against filing a complaint he
added. The accused have been
booked under relevant
charges of the Indian Penal
Code, including for wrongful
restraint, criminal intimida-
tion, unlawful assembly, riot-
ing and intentional insult with
intent to provoke breach of
peace. No arrest in the case
has been made yet, the police
said in the morning. Chief
Minister Siddaramaiah on
Sunday tweeted and in his
tweet he said offenders will be
punished “regardless of who
they are”. The Bengaluru
Police will take action as per
law and bring the guilty to
book, he added. B S
Yeddyurappa, BJP state presi-
dent, too took on twitter and
said that I am appalled at &
strongly condemn the ghastly
attack by MLA NA Harris son
on innocent Vidwath.
@CPBlr Police must arrest
the culprit & his goons to
restore public confidence in
rule of law. Congress MLA
must counsel his absconding
son to surrender.Congress
politicians & their cronies
have created a fear psyche
among common people. They
have tacit protection of State
government. Serious crisis of
law & order in Karnataka. It's
time to act & free our State
from goonda raj.
#GoonsOfCongress he tweet-
ed.
New Delhi , 2018:
COMIO India, an emerging
smartphone brand focusing on
the Indian youth market, has
launched two new feature-
loaded models today, namely-
COMIO S1 Lite and C2 Lite.
Designed with both aesthetics
and functionality in mind,
these smartphones are aptly
priced at Rs. 7499 for S1 lite
and Rs. 5999 for C2 lite.
Following in the footsteps of
the successful launch of the
previous models, the all new
COMIO S1 Lite and C2 Lite
inherit the sophisticated
design language of COMIO
S1 and C2- COMIO's most
popular smartphones and will
be available at all the leading
retail stores of North & West
markets immediately. At the
same time, the Lite range
offers highly sought features
such as an elegant design,
COMIO UI based on stock
android OS, powerful battery
backup, OTG and a host of
security features among oth-
ers. All this indicates the new
COMIO Lite range is not to
be taken lightly. Mr. Sanjay
Kumar Kalirona, CEO &
Director, COMIO
Smartphones further adds,
“India is a growing market
with huge potential and infi-
nite possibilities. We are
thrilled to bring to our cus-
tomers our latest offerings -
COMIO S1 Lite & C2 Lite.
They boast not only of an ele-
gant design and camera but
also superior battery life. The
Lite series will prove to be an
all-rounder. COMIO believes
in delivering unrivaled prod-
ucts with unbeatable value to
all consumers”.
Vidwath assault case:5 Arrested,Congress
Throws Out MLA's Son for Assaulting Youth
Mumba.i DBS Bank India (DBS) today
announced its partnership with Samsung
Electronics for its payment platform Samsung
Pay. This partnership will enable DBS debit
card holders to make contactless payments
using their Samsung smartphones. With
Samsung Pay, DBS customers can widely use
their smartphones as majority of Point of Sale
(PoS) terminals in India are Magnetic Secure
Transmission (MST) enabled. In addition they
can also use their smartphones at Near Field
Communication (NFC) enabled PoS terminals.
Announcing the partnership Shantanu
Sengupta, Head, Consumer Banking Group,
DBS Bank India said, “As a bank committed
to making banking simpler we continuously
seek to seamlessly integrate technology solu-
tions innovatively for a convenient and hassle-
free customer experience. We are pleased to
make Samsung Pay available to our customers
to add further value to our existing payment
options.” “Millions of customers in India have
fallen in love with Samsung Pay. Samsung Pay
is simple, secure and its biggest USP is that it
is accepted almost everywhere a user can tap
or swipe physical cards. Our partnership with
DBS Bank will further enable more users to
make seamless digital payments in a secure
manner,” Sanjay Razdan, Director, Samsung
India, said.
Marcatel to provideaffordable high
speed data network into rural India
DBS Bank partners with Samsung forSamsung Pay
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the 6th edition of “Global
Festival of Journalism, Noida”
came to an end after success-
fully celebrating the third day
at Marwah Studio Complex, in
Film City, Noida. This is a 3 -
day event started on 12th of
February 2018. The basic
motto of this festival is to
propagate humanity, integrity
and love across the globe
through the vehicle of journal-
ism via peace and unity as
tools. The third day took off
by scintillating opening of a
seminar on “Is TRP the New
Decision Maker in News
Selection?” Mr. Robert Israel
Blanshay from University of
Toronto, Miss. Priyadarshan
News Editor – NDTV India,
Mr. Udai Kumar Editor-in-
Chief - Amar Ujala, Mr. Rajiv
Kumar Former DG –
Doordarshan, Mr. Farid
Hossain Minister Press from
Bangladesh, Mr. Vijay
Shankar Chaturvedi from
Rashtra Times, Mr. Nadeem
News Head - NDTV and Mr.
Jaipee Singh were the digni-
taries and key speakers for this
seminar. Along with them,
their host Mr. Sandeep
Marwah President – Asian
Education Group was also
present and one of the key
speakers too. Another seminar
on “Attacks on physical safety
and integrity of journalists”
was organized. Students were
assembled to learn its legal
aspects and rights of a journal-
ist. Dr. Sandeep Marwah –
President Asian Education
Group (AEG) along with all
distinguished Guests were
present. The key speakers
were Mr. Ajeet Anjum Sr.
Journalist, Mr. Anil Pandey
Editor (Content) from Kailash
Satyarthi Children’s
Foundation, Mr. Maroof Raza
Managing Editor from Media
24x7, Mr. Arvind Kr Singh
HoD Parliamentary Programs
from Rajya Sabha T.V. and
Miss. Shubham Tyagi
Announcer All India Radio
along with Dr. Sandeep
Marwah. In the event
“Screening of Documentaries”
five documentaries were
screened. These documen-
taries were from all over India
directed by budding and
Professional Directors. The
screening took place by the
most eminent Jury members.
The Documentaries were “The
Gone Girl, The silence of
Ménage, Besahara, Dil Dosti
and Joker”. Students of Asian
School of Media Studies
actively participated as learn-
ers in this programme.
Out of many events took
place today; “News Bulletin –
Pahel 3nd day got released”.
Student’s Competition on
“Slogan Writing” was organ-
ized in which many students
pursuing the course of
Journalism and Mass
Communication participated
with full enthusiasm. The
competition was highly enter-
taining and informative.
A “Print Exhibition” was
held which was organized by
the students of Journalism and
mass Communication. The
same was inaugurated by Mr.
Sandeep Marwah and other
elite guests. The versatility
and immense talent of the cur-
rent batch of students from
Journalism and Mass
Communication were show-
cased. Huge crowd gathered to
visualize the same.
Today’s programme came
to an end by awarding
Lifetime Achievement Awards
and Excellence Awards.
Cultural Programme com-
prised of Singing, Dancing
and short Drama had stolen
the attention of almost all the
spectators present. Lastly, the
Fashion show captivated the
entire crowd present over
there.
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19 To 25 Feb, 2018
The 6th edition of “Global
Festival of Journalism Noida”,
famous for promoting journal-
ism in the world has begun
today at Marwah Studio
Complex, in Film City, Noida.
This is the most prestigious
and the only festival of its kind
to promote journalism in the
entire world. It is a “3-day
journalistic extravaganza”,
from 12th to 14th February
2018. The inaugural day of
this grand festival witnessed
journalists from all over India
and from all parts of the
World. The purpose of this
festival is to flourish mankind,
integrity and affection in the
country through the spirit of
journalism.
The first day of the 6th
GFJN was inaugurated by
honorable President of Asian
Education Group (AEG) Dr.
Sandeep Marwah, along with
other distinguished dignitaries
like, H.E. Dr. Sabit Subasic
Ambassador Bosnia, Shri Ved
Pratap Vaidik Veteran
Journalist, H.E. Dr. Xiao Xian
Zhu, Senior Journalist from
United Kingdom and
Himanshu jhun jhunwala-
renowned media consultant.
The Theme was to flourish
Love, Peace and Unity
through Journalism.
A “Seminar” was conduct-
ed on “Credibility in News
Media”. The chief speakers
were Mr. Anand Pandey -
Dainik Bhaskar, Mr. Hitesh
Shankar – Panchjanya, Ms.
Smita Sharma Deputy Editor-
Tribune, Mr. Tehseen
Munawwar, Senior Editor-
Network 18, Mr. Sunil Dang
from Prasar Bharti- former
director, Mr. Ravi Parashar
and Mr. Pankaj Kumar Singh.
Yet in another seminar on
“Media Mein Bhaasha Ka
Girta Starr” Mr. Tasleem Khan
Executive Editor-National
Herald, Mr. Ashish Kumar
Singh, Head Delhi Aajtak and
Mr. Yogesh Narain Dixit –
Deputy Editor from Amar
Ujala participated.
Yet in another knowledge-
able event “Panel Discussion”
with the theme “Journalism in
the New Era” Mr. Mukesh
Kumar, Veteran Journalist &
Academician, Mr. Harish
Burnwal CEO Digital Blue
craft Foundation, Mr. Navin
Kumar Executive Producer
Aajtak participated. The stu-
dents of Journalism and Mass
Communication found the dis-
cussion very entertaining and
Informative.
Today, spectators wit-
nessed many informative and
entertaining events out of
which few are being men-
tioned here like “Painting
Exhibition” which was also
inaugurated by Mr. Sandeep
Marwah and other elite guests.
All the paintings were made
by Deepak Ghosh, a renowned
painter of international fame.
Innumerable amateur painters
were highly enthusiastic to
learn from the painter’s imagi-
nation through paintings.
Huge crowd gathered to visu-
alize the same.
There held an “Animation
Exhibition” School of
Animation has organized this
event. Many students have
participated and their prime
focus was on 3d animation,
computer graphics. Students
participated with full motiva-
tion. Many renowned
Animation Experts praised
their work and marked their
presence felt by their valuable
advices and suggestions to the
participants.
Along with different types
of exhibitions, the event also
witnessed many workshops
also. One of the workshops
that were praised was
Workshop on “Defining
Standards of Journalism by
“Miss. Nicola- Former BBC
Trainer and Tejwant
Schhatwal- Global Head UK
Education Group” and another
Workshop on “Crime report-
ing”by“ Mr. Ravi Kumar, Sr.
Crime Journalist A huge
crowd gathered in this career
oriented workshop and praised
whole heartedly. The third and
the last workshop was organ-
ized on “Political Reporting”.
The key speaker was Rahul
Dabas - Anchor & Producer
from Samachar Plus.
The event of “AAFT
Digital films & Documentary
Screening” caught the atten-
tion of many audiences. In
this, the Documentaries made
by AAFT students were
screened. News Bulletin by
the name “Pahel” got released
by Dr. Sandeep Marwah and
other dignitaries. The first
day witnessed many success-
fully organized versatile
events like Seminars,
Exhibitions, Workshops and
Screening of Documentaries.
Really, the show had captivat-
ed the hearts of infinite foot-
falls besides Chief guests and
other dignitaries. The show
came to an end by bestowing
Lifetime Achievement
Awards, Excellence Awards,
Cultural Programs and
Fashion Show.
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Noida 2018: Inauguration
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Mrs. Universe Creative
2017, Alka Arya graced the
occasion with her presence at
Riderz Planet, India's
favourite motorcycling super
store at Auto Expo 2018. Auto
Expo 2018 is not only about
showcasing futuristic vehicles
and electrification of the auto
industry, but also some corpo-
rate social responsibility
(CSR) campaigns, involving
celebrities. This year people
witnessed Actor Shah Rukh
Khan launches Hyundai’s
Swachh Can initiative at Auto
Expo 2018 in Greater Noida,
Akshay Kumar any many
more...
Alka Arya bagged the
Pageant of Mrs. Universe cre-
ative 2017 after competing
with participants from 79
countries held at Durban. She
is also an entrepreneur and
Manufacturer of herbal cos-
metics products under the
brand name Swadeshi. She has
been winner of Mrs. Universe
North East Asia & ‘Mrs.
Vogue’, having lots of experi-
ence as a jury member for var-
ious fashion shows, as chief
guest, as showstopper of many
Beauty Pageant shows like
‘Tiara’, ‘F3’, and many more.
She has also been associated
as an editor in Active
Ayurveda magazine.
Riderz Planet is an exhaus-
tive motorcycling gear store
with franchises coming up
across the country and is rap-
idly evolving into a communi-
ty builder. It has a consumer
reach of over 50,000 and is
extremely active in major
motorcycling events. It is pro-
moted by visionary and well
connected entrepreneurs, who
are avid riders themselves.
Famous Punjabi singer Big
Dhillon and the gorgeous
Television Actress Niti Taylor
promoted their song "Gussa" in
the capital. The singer BIG
Dhillon has given his voice
behind many famous Hindi and
Punjabi tracks including MTV's
spoken word songs "STAND
UP" and "DESI HIP HOP" and
the catchy Punjabi tracks
"LAKK" with Fazilpuriya and
one for the single lads out there
"HAPPY SINGLE" with
Raftaar. BIG Dhillon has now
come up with his new track
GUSSA produced by Deepak
Nandal and starring gorgeous
Television actor "Niti Taylor"
who has been a part of many
Television shows. The song was
launched on 1st February and
has already created a buzz
among youngsters and has trend
on Youtube.
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The super exciting cast
of upcoming comedy drama
flick Sonu Ke Titu Ki
Sweety were witnessed in
New Delhi on the special
day of Valentines. As the
movie is near to its release
therefore, Kartik Aaryan,
Sunny Singh and the lead-
ing Lady Nushrat Bharucha
came together for the press
conference held in Hotel Le
Meridien, CP. They inter-
acted with media and
shared their views and
secrets about the movie as
well as Valentine’s Day.
They revealed how this
film is declared as an open
war between Bromance and
Romance. On asking Kartik
about the movie and the
title he stated, “I think this
movie is different, no films
since now have showcased
such a story which relates
to romance and bromance
as well.
Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety
touches the topic where a
guy and a girl fighting for a
guy. One for his friend and
other one for Love. This
movie maintains the dimen-
sion of love and brother-
hood together. I am sure
everyone will love this con-
cept. We are not over confi-
dent but confident for the
same.” On the comparison
of Punchnama Sequel, he
said, “It’s not the sequel of
Punchnama obviously,
there is a difference in both
the films, the time you
watch Sonu Ke Titu, you
will realise the difference.”
The leading actress Nushrat
also seemed excited, for the
songs of the film she stated,
“We have great music in the
film, the Honey Singh
tracks are really special,
and we worked too hard to
maintain the same magic
while shooting for the
songs.”
Whereas, on asking
Sunny about his experience
so far, he stated, “My expe-
rience was great with both
Kartik and Nushrat, as I
was pampered from both
the sides. We share a great
chemistry together in real
and reel life too.”
Presented by T-Series
and Luv Films production,
and directed by Luv Ranjan
"Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety"
is slated to release on 23rd
February 2018.
The Grand Launch of
Giant DreamWorks
and premiere of "The
Love Bites" held in
New Delhi!
Well, it’s a high time for
Delhi to showcase their talent
and creativity in the field of
Cinema and films. As Giant
DreamWorks, a premium pro-
duction house based in
Nation’s Capital is finally
launched to promote the hid-
den talent and creativity of
Delhi. Along with the launch
the grand premiere of the film
The Love Bites also took
place. Present at the event
were the entire team of
GiantDreamWorks along with
the cast of the movie The Love
Bites, Actress Charlie
Chauhan, Director Siddharth
Sikka, Producer Sahiba and to
support them, Actor, Amit
Behl was also present. The
grand page 3 party took place
in Friends Club Limited at
Friends Colony, where several
big shots were witnessed such
as politicians from Ministry of
Law, Broadcasting Ministry,
senior members from NFDC,
Senior members of DAVP.
Priyanka Chopra
to star in
‘Aitraaz’ sequel?
Priyanka Chopra tasted
success by playing a negative
role in ‘Aitraaz’ in 2004 and
now fourteen years after the
release of the love triangle
flick, Subhash Ghai is all set
to make its sequel.
According to reports, the
filmmaker now holds the
final script of the film after
working on it for two years
and would like to have the
original actress Priyanka
Chopra in it. The two have
reportedly discussed the proj-
ect and would further discuss
it once she is back after wrap-
ping up the third season of
her international TV show
‘Quantico’.
The reports also suggest
that the former Miss World
has liked the story of the film
and is keen to take up the
project.
“Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety” cast witnessed in New
Delhi on special occasion of Valentine’s Day!
Mrs. Universe Creative 2017,AlkaArya graced the occa-
sion with her presence at Riderz Planet,Auto Expo 2018
"GUSSA" The new song by singer
BIG Dhillon promoted in the capital !
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For the love of art, nine-
teen year old Sen adventur-
ously voyaged to Paris in
1973 with only $8 in his
pocket. While studying at
Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris,
he mastered the European,
particularly French, flair of
art. Western European artistic
movements influenced Sen to
structure his own ideology of
Gesturism Art. He defines
Gesturism Art as a celebra-
tion of the limitless gestures
of all living beings in all
stages of life from birth to
death. “When you were born,
you had to cry to prove that
you are a normal baby. (That
was your first gesture)… and
until your death, you will give
so many gestures. I try to cap-
ture them. Any living element
will have multiple composi-
tions of the gesture… and
they will be different for each
person,” he says. In Franco-
Indian artist's Gesturism
paintings, profusion of colour
is always present. The inclu-
siveness trait is embedded in
Indian culture which defines
no dogma of good and bad.
Colour is the central theme
that drives everyone in India,
from poor to rich, to always
be bright and dazzling.
Gesturism art and désordre
have some raw effect of
India's ancient culture which
juxtaposes the well structured
Western thinking on art. So
the legitimacy of Sen's
colours has a relevance to his
Indian origin, even as he is a
French National today. He
drives the Indian cornucopia
of colours with French inspi-
ration. You may say
Gesturism Art establishes
Sen's palette of irreverent
Indian colours. His paintings
witness a relentless pursuit of
truth, a truth that springs from
the universals of light, color,
gestures and matter that he
plays with. One will initially
see a riot of colours in Sen's
paintings which appear to
have multiple abstract forms.
This inspires them to go in-
depth into the artwork and
slowly discover hidden figu-
rative forms that describe the
theme of his painting. His
colorful brush strokes invite
you to journey into his paint-
ing to addictively pursue this
discovery. In effect,
Sengupta’s paintings are
vividly colorful and dense
with layers upon layers of
strokes. The subjects aren’t
well defined, but rather seem
to move around on the can-
vas.
Since the inception of his
artistic search, the gesture is
to Sen an instrument that
descrambles an earlier world.
What cannot be translated
into words he makes manifest
through his gestures. So his
paintings become the very
expression of his inner life
where he intimates the ges-
ture with a bare rigor that is
devoid of any superficiality.
Shombit Sengupta, mainly
works with two subjects —
women and nature. He
strongly believes in creating a
society where women are lib-
erated hence his portrayal of
women reflects that. Sen is
inspired by nature because of
its breathtaking beauty and its
ability to change.
Sen’s Gesturism Art with
painting and désordre, a total-
ly new art currentClement
Greenberg, the single most
influential art critic in the
20th century had said, “All
profoundly original work
looks ugly at first.”
Originality is an essential
ingredient in art, which
results from the power of
imagination. Imagination
adds uniqueness to art and
gives it the power to arrest
everyone's eyes.
Sen has established an art
genre:
SEN Shombit, a painter
inspired by French aesthetics
and Indian colours has creat-
ed Gesturism Art, a new art
current that has paintings and
“désordre” installation works
of art. A renowned French
artist of Indian origin, Sen has
participated in exhibitions in
Carrousal du Louvre in Paris,
the 19th century artists’ vil-
lage of Barbizon, Venice,
Milan, and Tokyo. French,
Italian and Finnish art critics
and magazines have already
recognized and acknowl-
edged Gesturism Art as a
totally new unpublished art
current. Gesturism Art is a
creative celebration of the
limitless gestures of all living
beings from birth to death. Its
manifesto comprises of 6 fac-
tors:
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