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Pune Thinktank Ignites Culture with Palash Festival
24 Feb
Summary
- A cultural initiative named Palash will debut from Feb 27 to March 1.
- The event aims to connect policy discussions with arts and public participation.
- Carnatic vocalist T.M. Krishna will headline the inaugural festival.

The Pune International Centre (PIC) is launching Palash, a new cultural initiative from February 27 to March 1 on its Pashan campus. This event signifies a strategic shift for the thinktank, moving beyond policy discussions to embrace music, dialogue, and public participation through the arts. Conceived by art and culture convenor Arti Kirloskar, Palash aims to foster broader public engagement.
Palash is designed as an annual platform to collaborate with Pune's existing arts scene, rather than compete. The initiative's title, 'Palash,' symbolizes knowledge, music, art, and renewal, reflecting PIC's goal of integrating culture with societal dialogue. This year's festival is headlined by Carnatic vocalist T.M. Krishna.



