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Routes 2 Roots NGO’s Iconic Student Exchange Program
‘Exchange for Change’ Revives Between Students in Russia
& India
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Routes 2 Roots took its Exchange for Change initiative a
step further in October with its first-ever chapter of
the student exchange programme with Novorossiysk,
Russia. The initiative builds on seven successful years
of exchanges involving schools in eleven cities across
India and Pakistan.
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Spectacular Bharatanatyam Showcase by Mohali Students
Curated & Choreographed by Routes 2 Roots Guru for
Toppan and Max India Foundation’s Function
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The cultural education programme of Routes 2 Roots
continues to reach school students across Punjab with
the support of Max India Foundation. Through digital
classes and workshops conducted throughout the year,
students get the opportunity to learn from accomplished
gurus and exponents of Indian art forms, completely free
of cost.
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Hindustani Classical Vocal and Bhangra Workshops of
Routes 2 Roots Spread the Light of Culture Across
Schools in India
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Routes 2 Roots gurus took Hindustani classical vocal
workshops to schools across Chhattisgarh, giving
students a chance to learn about the tradition and
experience the art form beyond the classroom. The
workshops reached students in Ambikapur, Korba,
Bilaspur, Raipur, Bhilai, Chirimiri, Mahasamund,
Bacheli, Kirandul, Rajnandgaon and Dungargarh.
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Special Odissi Workshops Initiated in Bengaluru Schools
Under the Tie-up with Leela Palaces, Hotels & Resorts
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Routes 2 Roots, with the CSR support of The Leela
Palaces, Hotels and Resorts Limited, conducted a
series
of Odissi dance workshops across government schools in
Bengaluru from 30 October to 2 November.
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Routes 2 Roots Launches its First Ever International
Language Education Program for Overseas Students
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Routes 2 Roots extends its cultural education initiative
beyond the arts and starts its first ever language
program for international students. The NGO has joined
hands with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations
(ICCR) to develop a special communication course for
international students who come to India on ICCR
scholarships.
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