Rajkumari Sharma Tankha An interesting photo exhibition is presently on at India International Centre (IIC), New Delhi. Titled 23 Grams of Salt, the exhibition showcases photographs of the places Gandhi passed through during the Salt March also called as Dandi March in 1930 while he protested against the salt tax levied by the British demanding […]Read More
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Ever since Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister of India, he has been targeted and vilified, more recently, his opponents got another chance to pounce upon him citing incidents of communal violence in some parts of India. Though Hindu community was a target in all these reportedly orchestrated incidences, the opposite picture was presented by […]Read More
How a research-based blog on Indian crafts turned into an
Upasana Kaura Launched as a social enterprise with a mandate to research, document, showcase, handicrafts and heritage in 2009, today, Gaatha is a one of its kind e-commerce platform that sells Indian handicrafts and heritage items, both décor as well as utility. The platform It has over 250 artisans on board from across the country. […]Read More
The incidents of stone pelting on Hindu community’s processions by members of Muslim community recently led to a spate of comments by the Left or Left-Liberal academicians, office bearers of foreign NGOs etc who paint a distorted picture of situation in India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s governance. Life & More has been trying to […]Read More
On Ram Navami and Hanuman Janmotsav, India witnessed two different scenarios. On the one hand, people appreciated Muslim community welcoming the participants of processions (Shobha Yatras) with flower petals and sweet-water (Sharbat), on the other, processions were pelted, shots fired on police in Madhya Pradesh, Delhi and other states of India, allegedly by few members […]Read More
Team L&M Author Rajesh Talwar who recently came out with a play, The Boy Who Wrote a Constitution, on Bhim Rao Ambedkar for children, tells Life & More why he felt compelled to write it. “The Boy Who Wrote a Constitution is a fact-based drama based largely on Ambedkar’s own recollection of his childhood. Much […]Read More
Team L&M After successfully waving the flag of dance music from India in the global music arena & winning accolades, Sarthak Sardana aka Sartek recently came out with his dreamy new single Ajeeb Khoj. The track showcases Sartek’s versatility and his emotional connect with Indian instruments and features the musician and popular digital content creator […]Read More
Upasana Kaura With the goal to get the children of migrant labourers back to their schools, Vasant Kunj resident Richa Prasant started an NGO Sunaayy in 2009. After days of counselling parents and children she managed to get 10 kids to her road-side teaching centre. That small beginning had a huge impact on parents and […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Destiny’s Child: The Undefeatable Reign of Cochin’s Parukutty Neithyaramma is an intimate account of the extraordinary life of Parukutty Nethyaramma, one of the most powerful rulers of the Kingdom of Cochin. Married at 14 to a man 17 years her senior did not, in any way, limit her. In fact, she created […]Read More
Sukriti Tankha Nautanki Saala and Other Stories (OakBridge Publishing) by Mohua Chinappa is an anthology that shares real stories of people she met over the last four decades, from a tribal Khasi woman who ran a tea stall to a journalist from the Northeast trying to fit into the big city. Through these stories, Chinappa […]Read More