Ārabhi — The Arts
Indian classical music and dance, performed and discussed where it now also lives: Europe. Our recurring series brings Carnatic and Hindustani artists based on the continent into conversation and concert.
See the stream →Berlin · Est. 2020
Platform forIndians in Europe.
Indian Diaspora Europe connects the people, culture, and ideas of India with the communities Indians are building across the continent — through live dialogues, classical arts, and an open network from Lisbon to Helsinki.
What we do
Dialogues — Ideas & Affairs
Live conversations with authors, economists, historians, and public figures on the questions that shape India and its relationship with Europe — held in European time, for a European audience.
See the stream →Community — The Network
Festivals observed together, newcomers welcomed, achievements celebrated. The everyday infrastructure of a diaspora that is two million strong and growing faster than any other in Europe.
See the stream →- 2020
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From the archive
Ārabhi · Edition 1
Ārabhi — Sangeetha Musings in Europe
What does it mean to practice Carnatic music four thousand miles from Chennai? In the opening edition, Bhavana Pradyumna — founder of the Carnatic Conservatory of Paris — and Rashmi Nagaraj discussed the Indian classical scene taking root in European cities.
View the series →Two continents. One community.
Whether you arrived last month or your family has been here for a generation — this platform is yours.
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