Storytelling in India has been more than a form of entertainment; it has been a sacred thread weaving together generations, cultures, and philosophies. From the echo of chants in ancient forests to the glow of digital screens today, storytelling in India has evolved through varied mediums—oral traditions, palm-leaf manuscripts, theatre, print, cinema, and now, digital […]Read More
–Trushti Dand Thacholi Othenan is one of the most celebrated figures in Kerala’s folklore, immortalized through generations of storytelling. A legendary warrior of the 16th and 17th centuries, he is often depicted as a fearless hero, a master of Kalaripayattu (the ancient martial art of Kerala), and a defender of honour, justice, and family pride. […]Read More
Nestled in the picturesque valleys of Arunachal Pradesh, the Apatani tribe is renowned for its unique cultural heritage, which includes distinct practices, art, and oral traditions. Among their many treasures, the folk songs of the Apatani people stand as a vibrant testament to their rich history and enduring connection to nature. These songs, with their […]Read More
The region where Meghalaya located within Meghalaya’s natural hills and beautiful forest displays traditional Khasi oral traditions which generations have maintained. Through their traditional culture Khasi people express their deep spiritual and historic traditions by creating musical melodies that celebrate nature while depicting themes of love. Modernization carries strong winds across the hills which cause […]Read More
The Koli dance, originating from the vibrant Koli fishing community of Maharashtra, is more than just a folk performance; it is a celebration of life, culture, and tradition. This lively and rhythmic dance form has been passed down through generations, reflecting the community’s close ties with the sea and its fishing heritage. Known for its […]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