-Mili Joshi In India, rivers are more than flowing water. They are living deities, guardians, mothers. They carry stories, songs, and prayers along their winding paths. People gather by their banks to celebrate, mourn, heal, and hope. When we think of India’s sacred rivers, the Ganga comes first. But India’s river culture is deeper and […]Read More
Gond tribal music, deeply rooted in the traditions of the Gond community in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, is an artistic expression that has been passed down through generations. This music serves as an integral part of their cultural and spiritual life, playing a significant role in rituals, storytelling, and communal gatherings. However, in the face […]Read More
Every year, in the spiritual heart of India, the town of Ramnagar near Varanasi hosts one of the most unique cultural and spiritual spectacles in the world—the Ramlila. This centuries-old tradition brings the revered tale of the Ramayana to life with fervor and devotion, capturing the hearts of thousands who attend it each year. More […]Read More