« Aujourd’hui l’Inde » à Gujan-Mestras en G...

Aujourd’hui, 7 octobre, débute à Gujan-Mestras dans le bassin d’Arcachon, le festival « Aujourd’hui l’Inde », qui propose divers évènements culturels et conférences autour de l’Inde jusqu’au 12 octobre. C’est le moment idéal pour vous rendre dans le bassin...

Alpona- Bengal’s floor painting art

'Tis the season of festivity and everyone is gearing up to celebrate it with grandeur and pomp. From shopping to cleaning and decoration, every household seems to be in a festive furore. Amongst all these madness lays the traditions and rituals which connect us to our culture. On...

Memes- more than just recreational graphics!

Memes, the digitalised version of comic strips are no longer just a recreational tool, but have evolved as a powerful business tool, propaganda instruments, electoral tool, a platform for communication and a space for self-reflection!

Indian weddings going the sustainable way

Indian weddings are generally associated with a series of festivities full of glitz, glamour and grandeur. While some couples still want a fairytale wedding like those from a Yash Raj movie, the new generation is moving towards subtler intimate ceremonies and eco-friendly options...

Parampara Series- a lineage of classical Indian pe...

Parampara series, a cultural festival organised by the Natya Taringini every year is back with its 23rd edition. The festival currently on in New Delhi’ Kamani auditorium, will witness performances by numerous maestros of different genres of classical dances and music inclu...

Puducherry

Threads of the ancient Hindu festival Raksha Bandh...

Raksha Bandhan, the traditional Hindu festival that celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters, is celebrated since ancient times. However, the look of rakhi, the thread or amulet that is considered to be an ancient means of protection in Hindu culture, has evolved over the...

Gurukul: The ancient Vedic education system

The morning scenes of Varanasi are extremely beautiful. Amidst the shining water of Ganges and the echo of temple bells, you can see students in uniforms going to schools. But here in the narrow bylanes of the city, there are some schools which are different. The subjects taught ...

Changing narratives in Indian mythology

The two great Indian epics The Ramayana and The Mahabharata are being re-imagined and retold from the perspectives of the other characters and even those who were overlooked in the earlier editions.

Glamour is no child’s play

The glamorous world of fashion has always fascinated millions. With the advent of technology and exposure to the internet, this fascination is growing, particularly amongst kids.