Do you know why artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael are famous? They are well respected due to their unique style and ability to challenge the status quo in art form. By the beginning of the fifteenth century, there was a revival of interest in the classical art and literature of ancient Greece […]Read More
Cinema in India has always been a vivid blend of art, storytelling, and culture. From the early silent films to the lavish productions of Bollywood, Indian cinema has reflected the diverse traditions of the country. One such significant film that revolutionized Indian cinema is Kalpana, released in 1948. This was no ordinary film; it was […]Read More
Pahargarh Caves, therefore, are a quite difficult to grasp yet a massive archeological site located in the interiors of Madhya Pradesh, India, surrounded by the monotony of modern way of life they hide an amazing collection of prehistoric paintings and other remainders in the rocky surface compared to other nicely-acknowledged cave websites in Ajanta, Ellora […]Read More
The Begums of Bhopal were trailblazers, defying societal norms and reshaping the course of history in India. Among them, Nawab Shah Jahan Begum stands out for her indomitable spirit and unwavering commitment to progress. While her contemporary, Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, is celebrated for his architectural marvels, Nawab Shah Jahan Begum remains largely forgotten in […]Read More
Matangi is the ninth goddess in the Dasa Mahavidya of Shaktism, a sect in which the divine feminine is believed to be the ultimate reality. She is often associated with goddess Saraswati, who is the goddess of learning and music. She is celebrated as the goddess of arts, music, and eloquence and blesses her devotees […]Read More
Odisha, one of the most beautiful places in India. What do we know about their people and their struggles? It is so shocking that their fight and resilience goes unnoticed by so many. Yet, they so not lose hope instead, stand united against the atrocities they encounter. Just like that, the tribe Dongria Kondh has […]Read More
The colonizers arrived in Australia in the year 1788, but before that Australia was inhabited by the aboriginal people, who had established rich and diverse cultures across the continent. They lived predominantly as hunter-gatherers, and even adapted to the varied environments of Australia’s deserts, rainforests, grasslands and coastal regions. They had several hundred distinct languages […]Read More
Tulsidas, born Rambola Dubey on August 11, 1511, in Soron, Delhi Sultanate (present-day Uttar Pradesh, India), was a revered Vaishnava Hindu saint and poet. Renowned for his unwavering devotion to the deity Rama, he left an indelible mark on Indian literature, spirituality, and culture. Tulsidas is best known for his magnum opus, the epic “Ramcharitmanas,” […]Read More
In the Mughal Empire, where power, art, architecture and intellect are united, one symbol that was different from the rest and stood out as an example to the celestial aspiration of its rulers: Jahangir’s celestial seat. The empire flourished cultural splendor and intellectual pursuit during the reign of Jahangir [1605-1627]. Right in the middle of […]Read More
The Mughal Empire has produced unparalleled artistic pieces of art, jewellery, architecture and most of all the royal seats of their Empire’s rulers. Studded with opulent gemstones and rare metals with intricate designs, their thrones were not just mere seats for their grand Emperors – they were symbols of power and the glory for this […]Read More