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The Brutalist: All Form, No Foundation Brady Corbet’s multiple Oscar-winning epic is exquisitely constructed, but ultimately empty. Vijay S. Jodha reviews the most awarded and at four hours, the longest film currently on Indian television. https://globalbihari.com/the-brutalist-all-form-no-foundation/

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Vijay S. Jodha's image given the first place at @photocrowd – one of the world's biggest photo collectives (270000 member from 166 countries). 

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‘Words, still photos, moving images – they are all storytelling’ -Eminent journalist, author, National Awardee and former Arts Editor - @timesofindia Ratnottama Sen Gupta interviewed me for Borderless Journal.

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Vijay S. Jodha was invited by Surgeon Commander Diviya Gautam VSM  to make a film on INHS Kalyani the leading health facility of the Eastern Naval Command. The task involved multiple challenges including minimal disruptions to the facility's activities, issues of safety and observance of various protocols. Mr. Jodha is seen with his cameraman dressed in lead aprons for filming in a cardiac cath lab.

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National Abilympics Association of India (NAAI) is preparing a  group of exceptionally talented youngsters from across India for the International Abilympics Finland I 2027. The film focuses on one such person Amol Karande who is preparing for the discipline of photography and is National Abilympic gold medalist. Film explores his life and also features his current trainer and International Abilympics Expert in Photography Mr. Vijay S. Jodha. 

More details about  NAAI’s work  at 📞 +91 9140700105 📧 naai.manager@abilympics.org  👈 🌐 www.abilympicsindia.org   👈 

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Vice President to Launch Public Policy Books

As one of India's leading public policy research and training institution, Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA) has published numerous books and research papers. Its latest offering on public policy focus on policy recommendations for help India achieve its goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047 – the centenary year of its independence from the British.

The centre invited more than a dozen reputed experts to contribute a chapter each to this book project. Vijay S. Jodha was among this select group and as a communication professional with 35 years of experience in the media industry, he brought to the fore the role communication plays in informing public policy as well as its successful implementation. The book would be launched by Hon. Vice President of India Mr. Jagdeep Dhankhar on 29th March 2025.

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Mr. Vijay S. Jodha was appointed Chairman of the Jury for selection of the Best Documnentary Films for awards and screenings at 26th CEC-UGC Educational Film Festival 2025. CEC (Consortium of Educational Communication) is India's leading producer of educational content in electronic media. Its materials are used by students around the world. More information at https://cec.nic.in/cec/

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Eminent parliamentarian, industrialist and philanthropist Mr. Naveen Jindal inaugurated 'The Many Faces of Tiranga' – a photo exhibition celebrating 21 years of the the historic court ruling that gave every Indian citizen the right to hoist the national flag. The exhibition was curated by Vijay S. Jodha and was a also a celebration of 75 years of the Indian constitution. It featured images by photographers from across India and is produced by Flag Foundation of India. The images are part of a larger project that has been listed in the Limca Book of Records as India's biggest photography project on the theme of Tiranga.

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2025 marks 75 years of Indian constitution and India as a Republic. As the country gets ready to celebrate the historic occasion , Vijay S Jodha was given the honour of curating a group photo exhibition around this theme in the heart of the Indian capital New Delhi.

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Vijay S. Jodha will be giving a TEDx talk at International Management Institute, New Delhi on January 17 2025 titled "CSR, India, West and the Rest: Hidden Histories to Unsung Heroes." 

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Mr. Vijay S. Jodha was one of the panelists at 11th National Conference on Disability & 11th National Abilympics for Persons with disabilities. The two day event was streamed live on 7 and 8th Dec 2024. The video link offers programme highlights on the second day including the awarding of medals to the various winners at the National Abilympics 2024. 

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Vijay Jodha's interview with photographer activist Eklavya Prasad. https://globalbihari.com/portraits-of-persistence-enduring-communities-of-north-bihar/

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Vijay Jodha's expansive interview with grassroots activist, development expert and photographer Eklavya Prasad’s ongoing photo show in New Delhi that poignantly highlights the lives of people affected by floods in Indian state of Bihar.

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Lights, Camera, Inspiration: Mr. Vijay S. Jodha at the 11th National Conference on Disability

Renowned writer, filmmaker, and self-taught photographer Mr. Vijay Jodha is joining the 11th National Conference on Disability ! 🙌 A long-time volunteer with Sarthak Educational Trust and NAAI , his dedication to inclusion is truly inspiring. #VijayJodha #NationalConferenceOnDisability #SarthakEducationalTrust #NAAI #InclusionMatters #DisabilityAwareness #filmmaker #DisabilityConference2024 #Accessibility

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Vijay S. Jodha and his institution Centre for Social Communication and Change collaborated with one of India's leading mass communication schools for their festival Cinephile 2024. Mr. Jodha also served as member of the jury of their awards.

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Faith amidst the foam: Chhath Puja on the banks of Yamuna

In India, the officialdom has done precious little to end British colonial era waste management policies that have poisoned most of India's rivers. But the same officialdom wants to go after those who many be risking health to worship the same rivers. Vijay S. Jodha explores this in this photo essay. for Global Bihari – a grassroots publication.

https://globalbihari.com/faith-amidst-the-foam-chhath-puja-on-the-banks-of-yamuna/

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https://globalbihari.com/faith-amidst-the-foam-chhath-puja-on-the-banks-of-yamuna/

In India, the officialdom has done precious little to end British colonial era waste management policies that have poisoned most of India's rivers. But the same officialdom wants to go after those who many be risking health to worship the same rivers. Vijay S. Jodha explores this in this photo essay.