The Palace School, in a collaborative effort with the Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, unveiled the enchanting graphic novel, “Chai pe Croissant: A Tale of Cultural Exchange Between India & France,”. This momentous occasion took place in the Sarvatobhadra of The City Palace, Jaipur, a setting befitting the essence of cultural exchange.
The grand unveiling of this graphic novel was graced by the presence of distinguished personalities, including Ms. Rama Datt, the Executive Trustee of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum Trust, and a respected member of the Board of Governors of The Palace School. Dr Vibhuti Pandya Professor – BITS and Ms Urvashi Warman, Principal of The Palace School, also shared the honor of inaugurating this literary masterpiece.
Adding to the significance of the event, a delegation of French students from Saint Louis Saumur in France, accompanied by their teachers, Ms. Isabelle and Ms. Natalie, were present to strengthen the bonds of friendship between India and France. Their presence exemplified the objective of the graphic novel itself – a beautiful story of camaraderie and cultural exchange.
The collaboration between The Palace School and the Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, has given birth to a narrative that transcends borders and resonates with readers from all walks of life. The launch of “Chai pe Croissant” portrays the transformative potential of cultural exchange and the enduring impact of shared experiences. It promises to be a literary journey that will warm the soul, broaden horizons, and inspire a profound reverence for the splendor of cultural diversity.
