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Good Morning

Hello It's Monday, February 23, 2004

Roads to avoid

Chandni Chowk, Ganesh Chandra Avenue and Prinsep Street from 5 pm. A Left-backed procession.

Launch

The inauguration of a satellite centre of the department of management of JD Birla Institute, at Vidya Mandir, 4.30 pm.

Film fare

The concluding day of the Wild Life Film Festival 2004, at Nandan II and III. The Hollywood Heroines festival screens The Accused, at Lincoln Room, American Center, from 6 pm.

Lecture

Professor Suranjan Das, pro vice-chancellor, Calcutta University, to speak on ‘Towards an understanding of the revolutionary movement in pre-Independent Bengal’ at the Institute of Historical Studies, from 3 pm.

Folk art

A festival of folk and classical dances of the Northeastern states, and food and craft fairs at Bharatiyam, Salt Lake, 2 pm to 9 pm.

Exhibitions

Paresh Maity’s watercolours on view at CIMA Gallery, 3 pm to 7 pm. A colour slide show as part of the 36th Howrah Colour Salon 2004 at Howrah Medical Club Hall, at 6.30 pm. An exhibition of sculptures organised by Calcutta Sculptors at Academy of Fine Arts, from 3 pm to 8 pm.