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Events 2010-2011
AGM 2011
When: Monday, 14 March
2011
Time: 7pm start
Venue: Seminar Room 3, Cripps Court, Magdalene College
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 Maaya, CU India Society's Annual Ball
When: Sautrday, 5 March 2011
Time: 6pm -1am
Venue: Guildhall, Cambridge
Prices: £36 members, £39 non-members
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Film Night: Band Baaja Baraat
When: Thursday, 17 February 2011
Time: 8pm start
Venue: Bateman Auditorium, Caius College
Film Night: Rang De Basanti
When: Thursday, 3 February
2011
When: 8pm start
Venue: Bateman Auditorium, Caius College
 >>> PULSE <<<
When: Monday, 7 February
2011
Time: 10pm till Late
Venue: The Place aka Life
Prices: £3 members in advance, £5 else
Find our resident DJ Vish on the decks bringing you the best in Funky, Hip-Hop, Chart and Bhangra – not forgetting the all important cheesy Bollywood. The ONLY night in Cambridge offering a fusion of beats on the dance floor.
Come down with your friends, enjoy the music, have a few drinks in one of the booths then get down and dirty on the dance floor...
Take advantage of the Great Student Priced Drinks all night long with 2-4-1 on cocktails, double up for £1.50 and more for only £5 for advanced wristbands (£3 for India Soc members bought from the committee), more on the door.
Indian Republic Day Celebrations
 When: Sunday, 30 January 2011
Time: 4pm - 7pm
Where: Mong Hall, Sidney Sussex College
Republic day marks the transition of India from a British dominion to an independent republic with its own constitution on the 26th January 1950. It is one of the three national holidays in India and while the main parade, Republic Day Parade takes place at the Rajpath, in the national capital New Delhi, where the President views the parade, state capitals also have their state celebrations. On Sunday 30th January we too will be celebrating this momentous day in our own way!
The renowned Dr Gordon Johnson will be giving a short talk as part of our celebration. He is a prominent British historian of colonial India and his main interests are the history of India since the late eighteenth century and the more recent history of the University of Cambridge. Among his many other actives are editor of the "New Cambridge History of India", and President of Wolfson College, Cambridge until 2010. His publications include "The Cultural Atlas of India" and "University Politics: F.M.Cornford's Cambridge".
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