Nokkuvidya Pavakali: A Literal One in a Billion
Nokkuvidya Pavakali: A Literal One in a Billion

Introduction Pavakali, or Pavakoothu, is a general term that refers to Puppetry in the Malayalam...

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The Stone Witnesses: Heroism, Sacrifice, and Social History in Karnataka
The Stone Witnesses: Heroism, Sacrifice, and Social History in Karnataka

While the great temples of Belur and Hampi speak of the grandeur and glory of...

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Puneri Pagdi: More Than a Turban
Puneri Pagdi: More Than a Turban

Introduction As we know, various types of headgear are popular in different regions throughout India....

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Stone as Soft as Wax: The Hoysala Marvels
Stone as Soft as Wax: The Hoysala Marvels

Around the 10th to 14th century, in the heart of Karnataka, a dynasty was born...

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Echoes of Hybridization: How Chavittunatakam Connected Two Worlds
Echoes of Hybridization: How Chavittunatakam Connected Two Worlds

Introduction Literally meaning “the stamping drama,” Chavittunatakam is a unique Christian operatic theatre from Kerala....

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Thanjavur Dolls – A head shaking beauty
Thanjavur Dolls – A head shaking beauty

1. Introduction: The district of Thanjavur in the state of Tamil Nadu has huge cultural...

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A FALL THAT SHAPED AN EMPIRE, SHER MANDAL
A FALL THAT SHAPED AN EMPIRE, SHER MANDAL

INTRODUCTION  Nestled in Delhi’s Purana Qila, Sher Mandal stands as an epitome of architectural monuments...

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Stone Symphonies: The Evolution of Temple Architecture in the Malaprabha Valley
Stone Symphonies: The Evolution of Temple Architecture in the Malaprabha Valley

The Malaprabha valley is historically known for its temples. The area was controlled by the...

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The Story of Wazwan: A Culinary Art of Kashmir
The Story of Wazwan: A Culinary Art of Kashmir

Introduction: The Culinary Journey of the Kashmiri Wazwan The principles, cultural foundations, and customs that...

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Porattu Natakam: Low and Mighty, High and Weak
Porattu Natakam: Low and Mighty, High and Weak

Introduction “Nirthu ninte Porattu Natakam! (stop your Porattu Natakam already)” is a common Malayali phrase....

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