By Anukriti Upreti Basgo Gompa, or Basgo Monastery, is a great specimen of archaeological restoration programs conducted by locals. It is a Buddhist monastery in...
By Anukriti Upreti As the day winds down and the sun sets behind the mountains, in the serene twilight, children and elders light the Bhailo,...
By Anukriti Upreti Craft reflects the lived realities of those who make it; it symbolizes their world and thus provides insights into the history of...
By Anukriti Upreti Bastar Dussehara is a 75 days long festival celebrated in the Ashwin month of the Hindu calendar (September–October). This festival does not...
By Anukriti Upreti Instruments are the voices of culture and societies, which make them; thus, they evolve and change with social interactions and cultural exchanges....
By Anukriti Upreti Fossils contain a plethora of information about the Earth, and a lot is still unknown to us. However, there have been several...
By Anukriti Upreti Jewels and ornaments are the representation of their society. Their designs, craftsmanship and the gems and stones used in producing them tells...
By Anusha Khan The eighteenth century is often remembered as a period of decline, with Delhi imagined in ruins, decadent, and stripped of its former...
By Anusha Khan Every Delhi Story Begins with Stone Every story of Delhi begins with stone. Some were raised in conquest, others in devotion, but...
By Anusha Khan Silence in the Noise Amid the noise of Old Delhi—the clang of rickshaw bells, the cries of chai-sellers, the smell of dust...
