-Tanushree Wadodkar I remember the first time I watched Ramayana on TV. I remember sitting with my family and watching the stories I had grown up hearing. I also remember how one particular character stayed with me for years: Urmila. Her silent endurance, her support for her husband, and her sacrifice felt overlooked amidst the […]Read More
-Tanushree Wadodkar Mythology and history, more often than not, remember the figures who stood at the centre. The ones who fought battles, ruled kingdoms, and commanded armies. We don’t usually look beyond them. We don’t see the person who shaped them. The mother whose love gave them the strength to be the person the world […]Read More
~Tanushree Wadodkar I have always loved reading about mythology. But not in the way you might think. I don’t read about Shri Ram or Shri Krishna. No. I like to read about the ones that are not talked about. The background characters. The overlooked ones. Which is why I have always loved books like Sita’s […]Read More
~Tanushree Wadodkar When people talk about ‘Indian Mythology,’ they often think of figures like Lord Rama, Devi Sita, Lord Krishna, the Pandavas, etc. But to be honest, there are so many others who have moulded the events of our mythology, and yet they are not talked about. These characters may not always be the centre […]Read More
-Nisha Jha As we all know, India is known for “Land of Festival”. Being based on Diversity, Indian Celebrate lots of Festival in a year, Which definitely Amazes rest of the world. In India, every Sates has their multiple festival which is being celebrated throughout a year. Every part of our country holds a significant […]Read More
India is a land where spirituality and mythology blend effortlessly with breathtaking architecture. Beyond the grandeur of famous shrines lie forgotten sanctuaries—mystical sites hidden in dense forests, atop remote hills, or even beneath the sea. These lesser-known temples are not just historical remnants; they are alive with stories of divine interventions, lost civilizations, and celestial […]Read More
Devi Mavli is deeply venerated in certain parts of India, particularly in regions where folk traditions and local deities play a significant role in the spiritual lives of the people. Unlike the more universally worshipped gods and goddesses of Hinduism, Devi Mavli holds a special place in the hearts of her devotees, who turn to […]Read More
Disproportionate to the overall trend, the extent and intricacy of history run parallel to that of humanity. Transsexuality by its larger definition encompasses a range of identities from transsexuals to intersexuals and from all continents across cultures, societies, and years because they exist in some form or another all through history. Even during times of […]Read More
Kali: The Enigmatic Goddess of Duality…. Goddess Kali is an awe-inspiring paradox, embodying both the chaotic dance of destruction and the tender embrace of creation. Her many faces capture the essence of life’s duality she is fierce yet nurturing, terrifying yet beautiful. This journey through her nine divine manifestations reveals timeless wisdom and life’s profound […]Read More
Raas Leela, also known as the “Dance of Divine Love,” is a traditional dance-drama deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual fabric of India. Celebrated primarily in Uttar Pradesh and other parts of the country, this timeless art form narrates the enchanting tales of Lord Krishna’s playful and divine interactions with Radha and the gopis […]Read More