181. ImagineAsia The British Film Institute's UKwide celebration of the cinema cultures of india, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan, including British-Asian film and television. http://imagineasia.bfi.org.uk/

Welcome to ImagineAsia A celebration of South Asian film, ImagineAsia was a UK-wide celebration of the cinema cultures of India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan, including British-Asian work. This website will continue to keep you up to date with the South Asian film work of the bfi and our partners around the UK as well as a selection of reviews of current films. Cannes Film Festival Asian cinema makes big sweep at Cannes Meenakshi Shedde reports from this year's Cannes Film Festival. Rana casted in Indian film Pakistani actor joins cast of Indian film Pakistani superstar Muammar Rana has been invited by Bollywood director Shashi Ranjan to join the cast of his new film, Dobara Rainbow Film Society Event to discuss Bangladeshi Film Festival The Rainbow Film Society will be holding a symposium to discuss strategies for the upcoming Bangladeshi Film Festival. Film Review In the Forest Again Naman Ramachandran on Goutam Ghose's bold reworking of a Satyajit Ray masterpiece.

182. EU-India Economic Cooperation The Delegation of the European Commission to india has published a third Call for Proposals for the EUindia Economic Cross Cultural Programme. http://www.delind.cec.eu.int/en/eco/eccp.htm

Europa The European Union in the World Delegations the European Commission's Delegation to India, Bhutan, Maldives and Nepal [EN] - HI home what's new? site map ... EU: Global Player Economic Co-operation EU-India Economic Cross Cultural Programme SUPPORTING INNOVATIVE INDIA-EU CIVIL SOCIETY PARTNERSHIPS 2004 Call for Proposals Partner Search Facility Funded Projects First Call for Proposals 2003 Call for Proposals Statistical analysis of 2003 Call for Proposals BACKGROUND The Government of India and the European Union are committed to the importance of raising public awareness on India-EU links and to the need of increasing mutual understanding between the two regions. Mobilising civil society channels is recognized as being vital in achieving this objective. The key objective of the ECCP is to promote and support links and joint ventures between civil society organizations in India and the European Union in the fields of media, enterprise and university. The programme was first launched in 1997. Projects already funded include networking and joint productions, information exchange and research collaborations and the organisation of cultural events. Before launching the 2003 Call for Proposals an international workshop was organised in New Delhi on 14 and 15 November 2002 with the dual purpose of reviewing the achievements so far and of making informed recommendations for the future direction of the programme. Participants in the workshop included representatives of previous projects and senior Government of India and European Union authorities.

183. The Ancient India And Iran Trust A non profit organization providing a meeting place for scholars and members of the public interested in the cultures of the ancient india and Iran. http://www.indiran.co.uk

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