Wondering how good Gitanjali could be? After all, it won the Nobel Prize for Literature, but is it still relevant today? Read on to find out.
As we take a trip down memory lane this Throwback Thursday, let's celebrate the life and contributions of this remarkable musician.
After reading “Dating Dr Dil” love may have met its match but we sure have met our new favorite rom-com couple.
Breaking out as an artist is hard, imagine being a female artist. Only a handful of female artists actually made it big in the music industry...
“The Naani Diaries” is more than just a romance book, It's a testament to the resilience of women in the face of adversity.
A Throwback Thursday on the life of Malathi Krishnamurthy Holla, an extraordinary athlete and one of India's most inspiring sports icons.
Contemplating Life's Profound Moments Through the Eloquent Verses of Feroze Varun Gandhi. Immerse Yourself in the Lyrical Symphony of Soothing Words.
In this Throwback Thursday, we pay homage to Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis, the father of modern statistics in India.
"The Pregnant King" challenges the notion that freedom of self-expression and transcending gender norms are recent concepts.
Often overlooked and treated as less than humans, this story brings to light the plight of the hijra community, encased in a murder-thriller.
Deep-rooted in Indian Culture, Expanding Globally and Unleashing Inner Peace. Let us explore Yoga and Meditation's Global Influence.
This Throwback Thursday article takes us on a journey to explore the life and artistic legacy of Beohar Rammanohar Sinha.
In his parable, Ghosh reveals the effects of our constant exploitation of the ecosystem, which eventually causes it to collapse.
A tribute to the late actor Rajendra Nath, whose versatility and impeccable comic timing made him a beloved figure in the film industry.
Harnessing the power of art to promote sustainability and environmental awareness.
A Call to Action on World Environment Day by artists in India raising awareness and highlighting the menace of climate change.
In the pre-internet era, staying relevant as an actor was challenging, but Nargis left an indelible impression on audiences.
Revisit many Indian mythologies with a more holistic perspective that focuses a lot more on women with Sudha Murty’s “The Daughter from a Wishing Tree”
Ramankutty Nair, a true legend of Kathakali charmed many an audience with his mesmerising performances. Let’s take a glimpse at his life.
Pankaj Kapur's "Dopehri" depicts Amma Bi's journey to find her identity amidst obstacles and the importance of human connections.
