<p>Actor and political activist Prakash Raj will explore the idea of fraternity in conversation with <em>The Wire </em>editor Seema Chishti in the latest edition of <em>The Wire Dialogues</em> on Sunday. The event will take place at St John's Auditorium, Koramangala, at 6 pm.</p>.<p>“In this edition of <em>The Wire Dialogues</em>, we explore, celebrate, and defend the idea of fraternity – a principle, a feeling, a state of mind, an outlook – which assures both the dignity of the individual and the unity of India, with noted actor and political activist Prakash Raj,” a statement read.</p>.<p>Raj and Chishti's discussion will cover why the country needs to understand and embrace this fundamental and constitutional principle, especially in these times. The discussion will be prefaced with a musical rendition of Kabir's compositions by artist and singer Shabnam Virmani.</p>.<p>Their dialogue will be followed by a question-answer session with Raj, along with Siddharth Varadarajan and MK Venu, the founding editors of <em>The Wire</em>.</p>
<p>Actor and political activist Prakash Raj will explore the idea of fraternity in conversation with <em>The Wire </em>editor Seema Chishti in the latest edition of <em>The Wire Dialogues</em> on Sunday. The event will take place at St John's Auditorium, Koramangala, at 6 pm.</p>.<p>“In this edition of <em>The Wire Dialogues</em>, we explore, celebrate, and defend the idea of fraternity – a principle, a feeling, a state of mind, an outlook – which assures both the dignity of the individual and the unity of India, with noted actor and political activist Prakash Raj,” a statement read.</p>.<p>Raj and Chishti's discussion will cover why the country needs to understand and embrace this fundamental and constitutional principle, especially in these times. The discussion will be prefaced with a musical rendition of Kabir's compositions by artist and singer Shabnam Virmani.</p>.<p>Their dialogue will be followed by a question-answer session with Raj, along with Siddharth Varadarajan and MK Venu, the founding editors of <em>The Wire</em>.</p>