HEALTH

Arthritis Is Not the End of Mobility — Early Treatment

Upasana Kaura Every year, World Arthritis Day is observed on October 12 to raise awareness about arthritis. The theme for World Arthritis Day 2025 is “Achieve Your Dreams” emphasising that early diagnosis and timely management can help people with arthritis lead active, fulfilling lives. Understanding Arthritis Arthritis refers to inflammation of one or more joints, […]Read More

VISUAL ARTS

‘The Sacred Wild’ is a travelogue on canvas

Rajkumari Sharma Tankha A self taught visual artist, Aparna Banerjee, grew up in a Bengali family which encouraged artistic and intellectual conversations. She took to expressing art at an early age as a necessary and healthy escape from routine life. Today, she is an acclaimed artist of international repute and has represented India at numerous […]Read More

PERFORMING ARTS SANDIP SOPARRKAR

Breaking Borders with Every Step: The Global Dance Journey of

Today I feel overwhelmed to write about this extraordinary girl, Jhinuk Alvares, an internationally acclaimed Indian dancer whose journey spans from classical Odissi and Kathak to competitive Latin ballroom on the global stage. Trained across India, Russia, Europe, and the USA, she has represented India in over 40 international competitions, earning a world ranking and […]Read More

NATURE

‘Breathable Art’ inaugurated in Delhi

It is an innovative, living structure created using air purifying plants and sustainable materials to foster awareness on air quality and sustainable living Team L&M The Swarn Jayanti Park in Rohini, Delhi has got a Breathable Art installation. It was inaugurated by Joint Secretary,  Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), Nameeta Prasad. […]Read More

ASHISH KHOKAR CULTURE

Shamatai@75!

Shama Bhate – like many a youngster – was introduced to Kathak because families in post-Independent India were slowly getting away from the stigma of nautch, a word the colonial British rulers had coined to describe our highly-stylised temple traditions of offering service to deities through song and dance. She wore thick glasses because she […]Read More

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