To know how Covid-19 pandemic has impacted different sectors and industries in India, www.lifeandmore.in invited experienced professionals from different fields to talk us through the challenges ahead as also offer solutions and suggestions to emerge victorious from the present state of affairs. Beginning today, read all this and more in our new weekly column – […]Read More
Ghaziabad-artist Nawal Kishore has shared a few paintings from his Stay Home – Save India series with www.lifeandmore.in . These works look at Corona through the eyes of an artist. “I always make it a point to portray positivity through my artworks and the colours that I use. I feel Corona is the resultant of all […]Read More
Cartoonist Nikita Chaudhary has shared three of her cartoons based on the present coronavirus pandemic with www.lifeandmore.in. Nikita conventionally creates thought-provoking political cartoons and creative caricatures based on national and international events and issues. The cartoon above shows the tireless efforts of doctors cleaning the coronavirus from the earth, risking their lives while the two […]Read More
Art is in his genes but then not all kids his age even with artist parents can create such mature and meaningful artworks which he does with immense ease and comfort. The Indore-born, who celebrated his 14th birthday a little over a week back, has already made up his mind to become a fulltime artist […]Read More
Team L&M Bringing together modern-day greats of Indian music – santoor maestro Tarun Bhattacharya, flautist virtuoso Ronu Majumdar and percussion guru Bickram Ghosh, the Rotary Club of Calcutta Metro City recently launched a short inspirational music video, We Shall Overcome. While Majumdar’s flute evokes the feeling of love for humanity from a piece played by […]Read More
Benoy K Behl This is a time when we are reminded of the deep inter-connectedness of all that there is around us. Ancient traditions have always worshipped the harmony and fruitfulness of Nature. Did you know that Lakshmi is the earliest deity seen in Buddhist stupa railings? This is Gajalakshmi, Sanchi, 2nd c. BCE. She […]Read More
Teaching first generation learners has been a great learning process:
There are some dancers who always enchant and mesmerise the audiences with not just their perfected moves but even with their divine beauty. When a dancer plays the role or showcases the character of a goddess and by just looking at her, the audiences feel the Devi would actually look just the way as she […]Read More
Artist Shreekant Dubey has shared five paintings of Untitled series with www.lifeandmore.in where three of his artworks depict different forms of Coronavirus while two are the saviours as Corona Warriors. 16 in x 20 in/ Water colour and pen on paper If you too want to share your artwork with a wider audience across the world, […]Read More
Team L&M In Bihar, Dimkach dance is performed in Mithila and Bhojpur regions while in Jharkhand, it is Nagpuri folk dance. The women and men of groom’s and bride’s family perform this dance during all major marriage ceremonies. They form a semi-circle to perform this particular dance by holding hands of each other and lyrics […]Read More
By SHOVANA NARAYAN Can an Indian classical dancer have a Master’s degree in physics? To many, it would seem that the question is rhetoric. This is easy to comprehend as we all tend to “compartmentalise” people and vocations in a box for this lends inner and mental security. Similarly, a policeman is required to talk […]Read More