Abhishek Singhal In today’s homes, lighting has a much greater purpose than simply fulfilling a practical need. It profoundly changes your space, shaping the mood and ambiance in a unique way. Looking ahead, lighting stands at the cusp of an intriguing transformation, spurred by creativity, eco-friendliness, and a quest for personalised styles that reflect our […]Read More
Dr Saroj Dubey We often find it relatively easy to be compassionate towards others, however, showing the same kindness to oneself can be challenging. Often, we set high demands on ourselves , criticise ourselves for our perceived shortcomings, and harbour harsh judgments. Self-compassion involves treating oneself with the same kindness and care as treating a […]Read More
Ashok Jayanthi The concept of food forests roots itself in the idea of mirroring nature to foster a self-sufficient ecosystem. Within this system, plants and animals form symbiotic relationships, enhancing resilience, reducing the need for external resources, and boosting productivity over time. A fundamental aspect of food forests is their layered vegetation structure, akin to […]Read More
There are some dancers who are known as path breakers and then there are some who are the path makers. Today I wish to introduce you to dance reality show star Eshan Hilal, who once was ridiculed and condemned for perusing his passion for belly dancing but today the same boy is leading a life […]Read More
Dr Sulbha Arora Proper nutrition serves as a foundation for fertility as the food we consume can have a big impact on our ability to conceive and it drastically influences both male and female reproductive health. With an informed dietary choice, individuals can improve their fertility potential and increase their chances of conceiving. Health Experts […]Read More
Ram… Rama…Ramayeti dominated the cultural eco system last month. With the official opening of the Ram lalla temple at Ayodhya, many artistes made a beeline to visit and have the chance to perform there. Was is to get political or media eyeballs or just sheer devotion, or both, only they can say. Each to own. […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Meekanshi Jain’s Rama and Ayodhya (2013), made a historical case for the Ram Temple in place of the Babri Masjid. And her Vishwanath Rises and Rises: The Story of Eternal Kashi (Aryan Books), published last month, does so for Kashi Vishwanath temple in place of a mosque. Kashi and Its Civilisational Heritage Kashi is intricately […]Read More
One of the greatest dance doyens the world of Indian Classical dance has ever seen is Late Padma Vibhushan Pandit Birju Maharaj, he has his disciples all over the world and after his death (two years back) his devoted students came together and announced his birthday February 4 as the World Kathak Day, the Government […]Read More
Dr Anita Rathnam is a Choreographer and a Bharatnatyam exponent. She is presenting ‘Nachiyar Next’ a dance theatre production exploring the life and legacy of Andal, the seventh century poet-saint of Tamil Nadu at Chinmaya Mission Hall in New Delhi on 31st March.Read More
Dr Hari Balasubramanian In India, the concerns of underweight newborns are significant because of various factors such as poverty, lack of access to proper healthcare facilities, and inadequate maternal nutrition. Babies born with low birth weight are more prone to health issues like impaired growth and development, weakened immune systems, and an increased risk of […]Read More
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