Ideas Without Boundaries.
Events that have taken place all over the United States, including musical concerts, community events, plays, dance recitals, special lectures and much more.
By Kavita Chhibber and Ajit Acharya On Saturday, September 6th Ajit and I headed to MIT’s Thomas Tull Concert Hall in Cambridge to see maestro Anupama Bhagwat (sitar) and Nitin Mitta (tabla) perform under the auspices of MITHAS. It was the first of the fall/winter Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber and Ajit Acharya Music is the biggest healer. On Saturday, May 3rd Ajit and I headed to MIT in Cambridge to watch four stellar artists perform Indian classical music – a bansuri (bamboo flute) duet between two dynamic performers of the Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber April 22 2025 was a very difficult day for not just the innocent tourists who lost their lives and those who were injured, but for many of us who belong to the state of Jammu and Kashmir and have happy memories Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber The best part of April has been the 17th LearnQuest Music Festival. The three day event was special – not just because my most favorite Khans graced the stage. Sarod Legend Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Bangash Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber Paro, a compelling film on bride slavery, came to Massachusetts in March and continues to win hearts and make minds think. After the sold-out private screening on March 9th at Apple Cinema in Cambridge and a very successful screening at the Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber It was an idea blessed by the Indian government, taken forward and sponsored by the Consulate General of India in New York and conceptualized by entrepreneur and Impact Advisor Priya Samant through her Icons and Impact series. The event finally took Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber Kavita’s note: I have been hearing about the film Paro, from entrepreneur and Impact Advisor Priya Samant for close to two years. She never told me the story but said I would be moved and that this film was very close Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber My grandmother once said to me that whenever you pray and you suddenly find tears streaming down your cheeks, it means that the divine energy you are praying to is standing before you, answering your prayers, healing you, and telling you Read More …
An evening with His Eminence Shyalpa Tenzin Rinpoche By Kavita A Chhibber I had read three books written by him, that resonated deeply with me, so imagine my delight when Ajit and I were invited to meet His Eminence Shyalpa Tenzin Rinpoche at the home Read More …
By Kavita A.Chhibber Kashmiri Panditon Ke Ghar” (“The homes of The Kashmiri Pandits”) In the narrow lanes of the old town The homes smolder like unfinished funeral pyres The shards from broken windows create wounds That drip from the roofs built by our forefathers Dimmed Read More …