Indian Culture

-: by Ayush Tripathi Picture this : a fifty-six-year-old Japanese manga artist arrives in Delhi in 2004. He speaks no English, has almost no money,...

P.Sanjay This paper looks into the movies of South India which brings the theatre art into the urban spaces. From the rudimentary stages to the...

By Variyata Vyas Navratri is a Hindu festival observed across India, for the veneration of Goddess Durga and her nine manifestations. The festival spans nine...

During their rule over India, rulers, Sufis, Ulemas, and ordinary Muslim people observed Eid celebrations as a religious requirement. In his famous work “Hujatulah- al-...

The presence of Palaces serves as significant archaeological evidence, providing valuable insights into the past. These structures offer direct contact with the specific royal families...

On any weekend, if Delhi’s weather favours their plans, swathes of people can be seen at the heritage sites enjoying their picnic and the company...

For many Muslims looking forward to the upcoming Eid celebrations, the tradition of Eidi is a source of great excitement. Eidi, also known as Eidiyya...

In the rich tapestry of Indian classical music, the Delhi Gharana stands as a testament to cultural fusion, artistic innovation, and sonic brilliance. Originating in...

For the modern age insta-blogger/traveller, it is almost impossible to imagine that there lived a man who shared their wanderlust before the age of the...

  [source: news click; how handloom weavers produce clothes]   Who are Patwas? Traditionaly those who who work with pats which means thread Patwatoli, located...