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Natya Rasa on Koodiyattam enthralls audience
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The Sanskruti Centre for cultural excellence based out of London conducted a webinar highlighting the ancient Kerala art form of Koodiyattam which is officially...
Mandu, Khajuraho festivals to be held this month
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Cultural activities are on a steady rise in Madhya Pradesh as the coronavirus crisis slowly subsides with the upcoming Mandu and Khajuraho dance festivals...
Bihu, Makar Sankranti celebrated in NE states
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Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the northeastern states on Thursday celebrate Bihu and Makar Sankranti, both harvest festivals, with traditional fervour and enthusiasm.
Lakhs of cheerful...
The Tamil Margazhi festival and other Hindu influences on Southeast Asia
The month of Margazhi (mid-December to mid-January) is the most auspicious month for the Tamil Hindus scattered across the world. Margazhi is derived from...
What COVID taught us: How shaucha was maligned as “untouchability”
For nearly 100 years, the practice of shaucha (Hindu cleanliness practice) has faced an endless barrage of abuse and ridicule among the pseudointellectual class...
Lost in translation: The erosion of Sanskrit
Simplistic and inaccurate English translations of Sanskrit words trivialize dharmic concepts and is symptomatic of hegemonic Western Judeo-Christian paradigms. Sanskritisation of the English language...
Hindus critical of Paris Opera hosting culturally insensitive ballet “La Bayadère”
Hindus are critical of Opéra national de Paris (France) for hosting during its 2020-21 season ballet “La Bayadère”, which they feel seriously trivializes Eastern...
Why Bharat has been a Rashtra for times immemorial?
Idam Rashtraya Idam Na Mama
Shree Gurubhyo Namaha (Obeisance to the guru, the one who handholds me from darkness towards light).
“Rashtra”, the vibrations generated by...
Bharat’s Independence 2.0 : Exorcising the Ghost of Babar from Ayodhya is a Civilisational Shift for Bharat
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Bharat gained its independence in 1947 through a transfer of power from the British. The transfer of power was unique in the sense that...
Trinidad audience enthralled with Bharatiya version of “Romeo and Juliet”
The Bharatiya version of 'Romeo and Juliet' was executed with cinematic precision at Divali Nagar on Saturday night before an appreciative audience which newly-appointed...