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
Indian spiritual traditions are diverse and wealthy, scattered among a myriad of practices, philosophies, and figures that populate its great landscape. Out of these traditions, we find in Tantra special importance attached to mystics and unconventional methods of attaining spiritual knowledge. Within Tantra, Lona Chamari is one name that emerges with a mysterious yet charismatic […]Read More
Rahul Sankrityayan, often referred to as the “Father of Hindi Travel Literature,” was a towering figure in Indian intellectual and literary history. A polyglot, historian, philosopher, novelist, and revolutionary thinker, Sankrityayan was a true embodiment of the Renaissance spirit. His insatiable curiosity and commitment to learning led him to master over 30 languages, travel to […]Read More