The Non-Aligned Poets Collective is collaborating with Atta Galatta for an event dedicated to raising awareness about suicide and mental health. Through poetry and shared stories, we aim to create an event for healing and understanding. Let’s break the silence, start meaningful conversations, and remind each other that help is always available. Together, we can support one another and empower those who need it most. Venue: Theater @ Atta Galatta DATE: 16 February 2025 Ticket: 499₹ (includes free copy of This Place I’ve Never Been) Read More..

One story. Nine perspectives. Told entirely through poetry. History is never just one truth. This event brings together nine powerful voices to tell the story of invention, destruction, and inheritance—from the birth of the atomic bomb to the shadows it left behind. Einstein hated guns, yet his work led to the deadliest weapon ever. Oppenheimer built the bomb—but Germany was building one too. A pilot sat alone for 12 hours with the bomb. What went through his mind? Children born of radiation—who do they blame? Their ancestors or their enemies? Read More..

Hope binds us all on 24 May when the Non-Aligned Poets Collective presents (nPc): Launch Pad: Breaths That Binds Us with Dr. Ishan Capoor. This instalment of Launch Pad will be different to past iterations, as this event will double as Dr. Capoor’s first ever solo show! Do join us on 24 May inside the First Floor Theatre of Atta Galatta to celebrate the launch of Breaths That Bind Us & take in the hope and positivity of Dr. Ishan Capoor! Read More..

May the Non-Aligned spread its vision far and wide! Join us on 25 May for the TWENTIETH instalment of our groundbreaking Poetry Conclave series.  We have a stellar line up this month with eleven poets. Your Feature Poet of the evening is Adithya Nair! This amazing Poetry Conclave will be one of celebration and well wishes as we see off the founder of (nPc), Captain of the Non-Aligned Henry al-Muthanna as he shifts to Singapore!  Read More..

One story. Nine perspectives. Told entirely through poetry. History is never just one truth. On the 80th Anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, this event brings together nine powerful voices to tell the story of invention, destruction, and inheritance—from the birth of the atomic bomb to the shadows it left behind. Einstein hated guns, yet his work led to the deadliest weapon ever. Oppenheimer built the bomb—but Germany was building one too. A pilot sat alone for 12 hours with the bomb. What went through his mind? Children born of radiation—who do Read More..