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Hans India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Japan Festival Fosters Cultural Exchange and Creativity at Ekya School Byrathi
Bengaluru: The Japan Festival- Kala Kabe, held at Ekya School Byrathi, brought together the vibrant cultures of India and Japan in a celebration of art, tradition, and collaboration. The centerpiece of the event was the India & Japan Children's Mural Project, a collaborative mural created by students from Ekya School, CMR NPS, and Japan, directed by renowned Japanese mural artist Teiko Nishimori, who is also the Founder of ICFA Japan. The mural was unveiled by Hokuto Kaya, Consulate-General of Japan in Bengaluru, in the presence of dignitaries including Dr. K.C. Ramamurthy,IPS (Retd) Chairman, CMR Group of Institutions and Former Member of Parliament Rajya Sabha, Dr. Sabitha Ramamurthy, President, CMR Jnanadhara Trust, Shri. Jayadeep KR Reddy, CEO, CMR Group of Institutions and Dr. Tristha Ramamurthy, Founder, Ekya Schools. Teiko Nishimori has been traveling the world for over 45 years, leading large-scale mural projects that bring children together to celebrate themes of friendship, peace, and the connection between people, animals, and nature. Her unique process involves engaging children in discussions, listening to their ideas, and working together to transform blank walls into vibrant stories. This project at Ekya Schools marks her very first mural in India, making it an especially meaningful journey. Speaking about the project, Nishimori said: 'Because of the friendship between Japanese and Indian students, we were able to finish this beautiful mural. I hope to continue this friendship and create more art together in the future.' Speaking at the event, Dr. Tristha Ramamurthy said, 'I would like to thank everyone who contributed to this incredible collaboration. This mural is not just an art piece but a permanent symbol of cultural exchange and creativity that will inspire generations on our campus.' The festival, organized by Miho Sakata Malhan, Founder, Muse Creation, Bengaluru, featured a day full of enriching activities, including performances, workshops on Origami and Haiku, a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, and art displays by students. The Muse Charity Bazaar presented sustainable products and gourmet treats, adding to the cultural experience of the day. Adding her perspective, Miho Sakata Malhan remarked, 'This mural reflects the nature, culture, history, nostalgia, and future of Japan and India. It is a true representation of the friendship between these two nations and their students.' The Japan Festival was a testament to how art and education can transcend boundaries, fostering creativity and building bridges between cultures. Attendees left inspired by the power of collaboration and cultural exchange.
Business Standard
3 days ago
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- Business Standard
Japan Festival Fosters Cultural Exchange and Creativity at Ekya School Byrathi
NewsVoir Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], August 11: The Japan Festival- Kala Kabe, held at Ekya School Byrathi, brought together the vibrant cultures of India and Japan in a celebration of art, tradition, and collaboration. The centerpiece of the event was the India & Japan Children's Mural Project, a collaborative mural created by students from Ekya School, CMR NPS, and Japan, directed by renowned Japanese mural artist Teiko Nishimori, who is also the Founder of ICFA Japan. The mural was unveiled by Hokuto Kaya, Consulate-General of Japan in Bengaluru, in the presence of dignitaries including Dr. K.C. Ramamurthy, Chairman, CMR Group of Institutions, Dr. Sabitha Ramamurthy, President, CMR Jnanadhara Trust, Mr. K.R. Jayadeep, CEO, CMR Group of Institutions and Dr. Tristha Ramamurthy, Founder, Ekya Schools. Teiko Nishimori has been traveling the world for over 45 years, leading large-scale mural projects that bring children together to celebrate themes of friendship, peace, and the connection between people, animals, and nature. Her unique process involves engaging children in discussions, listening to their ideas, and working together to transform blank walls into vibrant stories. This project at Ekya Schools marks her very first mural in India, making it an especially meaningful journey. Speaking about the project, Nishimori said, "Because of the friendship between Japanese and Indian students, we were able to finish this beautiful mural. I hope to continue this friendship and create more art together in the future." Speaking at the event, Dr. Tristha Ramamurthy said, "I would like to thank everyone who contributed to this incredible collaboration. This mural is not just an art piece but a permanent symbol of cultural exchange and creativity that will inspire generations on our campus." The festival, organized by Miho Sakata Malhan, Founder, Muse Creation, Bengaluru, featured a day full of enriching activities, including performances, workshops on Origami and Haiku, a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, and art displays by students. The Muse Charity Bazaar presented sustainable products and gourmet treats, adding to the cultural experience of the day. Adding her perspective, Miho Sakata Malhan remarked, "This mural reflects the nature, culture, history, nostalgia, and future of Japan and India. It is a true representation of the friendship between these two nations and their students."
News18
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Japan Festival Fosters Cultural Exchange and Creativity at Ekya School Byrathi
NewsVoirBengaluru (Karnataka) [India], August 11: The Japan Festival- Kala Kabe, held at Ekya School Byrathi, brought together the vibrant cultures of India and Japan in a celebration of art, tradition, and collaboration. The centerpiece of the event was the India & Japan Children's Mural Project, a collaborative mural created by students from Ekya School, CMR NPS, and Japan, directed by renowned Japanese mural artist Teiko Nishimori, who is also the Founder of ICFA mural was unveiled by Hokuto Kaya, Consulate-General of Japan in Bengaluru, in the presence of dignitaries including Dr. K.C. Ramamurthy, Chairman, CMR Group of Institutions, Dr. Sabitha Ramamurthy, President, CMR Jnanadhara Trust, Mr. K.R. Jayadeep, CEO, CMR Group of Institutions and Dr. Tristha Ramamurthy, Founder, Ekya Nishimori has been traveling the world for over 45 years, leading large-scale mural projects that bring children together to celebrate themes of friendship, peace, and the connection between people, animals, and nature. Her unique process involves engaging children in discussions, listening to their ideas, and working together to transform blank walls into vibrant stories. This project at Ekya Schools marks her very first mural in India, making it an especially meaningful journey. Speaking about the project, Nishimori said, 'Because of the friendship between Japanese and Indian students, we were able to finish this beautiful mural. I hope to continue this friendship and create more art together in the future."Speaking at the event, Dr. Tristha Ramamurthy said, 'I would like to thank everyone who contributed to this incredible collaboration. This mural is not just an art piece but a permanent symbol of cultural exchange and creativity that will inspire generations on our campus."The festival, organized by Miho Sakata Malhan, Founder, Muse Creation, Bengaluru, featured a day full of enriching activities, including performances, workshops on Origami and Haiku, a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, and art displays by students. The Muse Charity Bazaar presented sustainable products and gourmet treats, adding to the cultural experience of the her perspective, Miho Sakata Malhan remarked, 'This mural reflects the nature, culture, history, nostalgia, and future of Japan and India. It is a true representation of the friendship between these two nations and their students."The Japan Festival was a testament to how art and education can transcend boundaries, fostering creativity and building bridges between cultures. Attendees left inspired by the power of collaboration and cultural more information, visit: Ekya Schools.(ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by NewsVoir. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
The Hindu
28-06-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
1,200 students graduate at CMRIT's 22nd convocation
CMR Institute of Technology (CMRIT) celebrated its 22nd graduation day, conferring degrees on 1,200 engineering graduates from the class of 2024–25 across various disciplines on Saturday. The ceremony honored academic toppers and student achievers in sports and entrepreneurship. Principal Sanjay Jain in his welcome address highlighted institutional milestones over the past year. Tristha Ramamurthy, provost of CMR University, administered the Graduation Oath. Chief guest Prashanth Prakash, founder of Accel India and co-founder of Unboxing BLR Foundation, urged graduates to embrace innovation and entrepreneurship, especially in AI-led sectors such as agriculture, defense, and IT, to contribute to a 'Viksit Bharat' focused on inclusive growth. Guest of honour K.C. Ramamurthy, chairman of the CMR Group and former Rajya Sabha MP, congratulated graduates and emphasised lifelong learning. Entrepreneurial student Devesh shared his startup journey, crediting faculty mentorship, while alumnus Nithin Kushalappa received the Silver Jubilee Alumni Excellence Award 2025 for his acclaimed book Dakshin. Senior members of the CMR Group, including Jayadeep K.R. Reddy, K.C. Jagantha Reddy, B. Narasimha Murthy, and dean Chitra took part in the event.
Hans India
28-06-2025
- Business
- Hans India
1200 Engineering Graduates Step into the Future at CMRIT's 22nd Graduation Day
Bengaluru CMR Institute of Technology (CMRIT) celebrated its 22nd Graduation Day with great pride and enthusiasm on 28th June 2025, honoring 1200 graduates from the Class of 2024–25 across various engineering disciplines. The ceremony was a tribute to the dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence demonstrated by the graduating students. Distinguished achievers, including academic toppers and athletes who have excelled at national and international levels, were also recognized for their outstanding contributions, underscoring CMRIT's continued commitment to fostering holistic excellence. The event commenced with a warm Welcome Address by Dr. Sanjay Jain, Principal of CMRIT, who highlighted the institute's remarkable achievements over the past year. This was followed by the administration of the Graduation Oath to the graduates by the ProVost of CMR University, Dr. Tristha Ramamurthy. Padma Shri Prashanth Prakash, Founder of Accel India and Co-founder of Unboxing BLR Foundation, delivered an inspiring address as the Chief Guest, motivating students to pursue their entrepreneurial aspirations and develop their own startups using AI which can redefine the potential of various industries like agriculture, manufacturing, defence and IT. He inspired the students to dream of a Vikasit Bharat where everybody grows together. Guest of Honour Dr. K.C. Ramamurthy, IPS (Retd.), Former Member of the Rajya Sabha and Chairman of CMR Group of Institutions and CMR University, praised the graduates for their accomplishments and urged them to continue learning and growing in their respective fields. He also appreciated the efforts of the faculties who have worked hard to transform students into better citizens, who with their perseverance shall make the country a better place. Devesh, a CSE graduate, shared his experience of starting a company under the guidance of the faculty. He also motivated his fellow classmates to dream big, assuring them that dreams never fade into oblivion. Nithin Kushalappa, an alumnus, was honoured with the Silver Jubilee Alumni Excellence Award 2025 for his book Dakshin. He is also the recipient of the Bal Sahitya Puraskar 2025. The ceremony was also attended by Jayadeep K.R. Reddy, Pro Chancellor of CMR University, Sri K.C. Jagantha Reddy, Secretary of the CMR Jnanadhara Trust, Dr. B. Narasimha Murthy, Vice Principal of CMRIT and - Academics and IQAC.
