The Timeless Melody of Nidhu Babu: Introduction of Tappa in Bengal
The Timeless Melody of Nidhu Babu: Introduction of Tappa in Bengal

Introduction Indian classical music represents one of the most significant cultural expressions, encompassing a wider...

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Tradition, Theatrics, and Tamasha
Tradition, Theatrics, and Tamasha

What image pops into your head when you think of ‘theatre’? Is it lively, engaging,...

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A Monument of Faith and Authority: The Story of Katra Masjid
A Monument of Faith and Authority: The Story of Katra Masjid

Introduction Katra Masjid—also known as Katra Mosque or “Market Mosque”—is located on the northeast side...

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Ghulam Ali Khan: The Last Royal Painter of the Mughals
Ghulam Ali Khan: The Last Royal Painter of the Mughals

In the early 19th century, India went through major political and cultural changes. The Mughal...

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From Strings to Souls: The Art of Kalasutri Bahulya
From Strings to Souls: The Art of Kalasutri Bahulya

Indian puppetry tradition is remarkably known for its abundant traditional ethos and cultural embeddedness. This...

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Ramkinkar Baij: The Man who Revolutionised the Art of Sculpture
Ramkinkar Baij: The Man who Revolutionised the Art of Sculpture

Introduction Ramkinkar Baij remains one of the most prominent yet unconventional names in modern Indian...

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The Legacy of Bishnupur Gharana of Hindustani Classical Music
The Legacy of Bishnupur Gharana of Hindustani Classical Music

Introduction Hindustani Classical Music has been an integral part of the Indian culture for centuries,...

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Parai: The instrument of Social Justice.
Parai: The instrument of Social Justice.

Introduction:The history of Parai traces back to prehistoric times. Parai was mentioned in Tolkappiyam as...

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Bengal’s Street Wonder: The Legacy of Phuchka
Bengal’s Street Wonder: The Legacy of Phuchka

Introduction In Bengal, phuchka is not just food; it is an emotion. To many, it...

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From Nadir Shah to the British Raj: Shahr Ashob and the Poetic Mourning of Delhi
From Nadir Shah to the British Raj: Shahr Ashob and the Poetic Mourning of Delhi

There’s an English proverb that says, ‘Home is where the heart is’. Home holds within...

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