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Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2025: Mumbai Celebrates 25 Years Of Art And Culture
Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2025 promises to encapsulate Mumbai's rich cultural tapestry through art installations, live performances, and more.
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From Stilettos To Wedges: How To Walk Confidently In High Heels? Read Here
High heels are more than just a fashion statement- they're a symbol of confidence and grace. Yet, mastering the art of walking in them can feel like a daunting task. This guide will help you transition from wobbly strides to walking tall.
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Punjab's Girl Brings Honour To India, Wins Big At World Folk Festival In Canada
Chhuneja's squad, "Sunehri Pippal Pattian," placed third in the competition by showcasing their exceptional talent and love for Gidda.
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For His Performance As Coachella's First Punjabi Artist, Diljit Dosanjh Paid Tribute To His Punjabi Roots In A Black Tamba, Kurta And Turban
Coachella may be taking place at Indio but it's also where India has made a name for itself in the music world, thanks to Diljit Dosanjh
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No Non-Veg Dishes At Kerala Youth Festival Spark Social Media Debate
Should non-vegetarian dishes be included in the menu of the state school art festival? That is the raging debate going on now on social media platforms as the Kerala School Arts Festival is progressing in northern Kozhikode.
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Sand Artist Recreates Episodes Of Ramayan Ahead Of Diwali In Ayodhya
With an aim to make the Diwali festival a grand celebration in Ayodhya as the construction of Ram Temple is underway, the sand artist recreated famous episodes of Ramayana including, 'Bharat Milap, and 'Ram Laxman.
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Diwali Rangoli Designs 2020: Rangoli Ideas To Add Colours To Your Deepavali
Diwali or Deepavali is not just the festival of lights and sound. People decorate their houses with Rangoli during Deepavali. One of the most traditional art forms in the country, rangoli is known for bringing good luck and prosperity in the house.Creative and colourful rangolis symbolise special occasions.
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Dussehra: Bommala Koluvu, A Fading Festive Art With Dolls, Sees Revival
Dussehra 2020: Festivities in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh areseeing the revival of Bommala Koluvu, a dying tradition. During the nine days of Navratri leading up to Dussehra, Bommala Koluvu is celebrated. The fading tradition has come to the forefront this year with more people specially youngsters at home.
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Over 2 Lakh Visit Hornbill Festival In Nagaland
More than 2.39 lakh people have visited the ongoing 'Hornbill Festival', a major annual function showcasing the culture, arts, artifacts, handicrafts and food of Nagaland at the Kisama village here, an official said today.
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Odisha's Sand Art Festival Marks Recovery From Cyclone Fani: Officials
India has made a huge mark in sand art, with hundreds of artists from countries across the world participating in the Sand Art Festival held at Konark in Odisha, state authorities claim. While over a hundred participants were from India alone, the others belonged to Ireland, Denmark, Russia, Canada, Togo, Sri Lanka and the United States.
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2,000-Year-Old Ganpati Idol A Crowd Puller At Mumbai Exhibition
Mumbai will soon immerse in the 10-day Ganeshotsav festivities. Before the festivities begin, the city residents are enjoying an exhibition of Lord Ganesha's images and sculptures at the Jehangir Art Gallery. The exhibits on display are the personal collection of renowned Doctor Prakash Kothari.
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"On Equality, Dalits Made More Progress Than Women": Ramachandra Guha
When it comes to equality before God and in society, Dalits in India have made more progress than women, historian Ramachandra Guha said on Thursday, while speaking at the Goa Literary and Arts Festival held in Panaji.
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Kolkata Festival Revives Magic Of 'Kantha', Humble Art Fit For A Queen
The simple running stitch most of us learnt at school is making waves in Kolkata. Experts in India's traditional textiles have mounted an exhibition in the city of the Kantha - the embroidery stitch whose beginnings some centuries ago may have been very humble but it has evolved into a fine art.
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In Mumbai, A Unique Festival To Promote Art Forms In India
To celebrate the diverse forms of arts and crafts in India, Tata Trusts launched a two-day festival in Mumbai featuring lead performing artists and craftsmen, the organisers are looking to take that effort to the masses.
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Historians Cannot Have Political, Religious Leanings: Ramachandra Guha
"Historians cannot have political or religious leanings," said noted historian Ramachandra Guha while delivering the keynote address of the eighth edition of the Goa Arts and Literature Festival (GALF) that started in Panaji yesterday.
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Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2025: Mumbai Celebrates 25 Years Of Art And Culture
Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2025 promises to encapsulate Mumbai's rich cultural tapestry through art installations, live performances, and more.
-
From Stilettos To Wedges: How To Walk Confidently In High Heels? Read Here
High heels are more than just a fashion statement- they're a symbol of confidence and grace. Yet, mastering the art of walking in them can feel like a daunting task. This guide will help you transition from wobbly strides to walking tall.
-
Punjab's Girl Brings Honour To India, Wins Big At World Folk Festival In Canada
Chhuneja's squad, "Sunehri Pippal Pattian," placed third in the competition by showcasing their exceptional talent and love for Gidda.
-
For His Performance As Coachella's First Punjabi Artist, Diljit Dosanjh Paid Tribute To His Punjabi Roots In A Black Tamba, Kurta And Turban
Coachella may be taking place at Indio but it's also where India has made a name for itself in the music world, thanks to Diljit Dosanjh
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No Non-Veg Dishes At Kerala Youth Festival Spark Social Media Debate
Should non-vegetarian dishes be included in the menu of the state school art festival? That is the raging debate going on now on social media platforms as the Kerala School Arts Festival is progressing in northern Kozhikode.
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Sand Artist Recreates Episodes Of Ramayan Ahead Of Diwali In Ayodhya
With an aim to make the Diwali festival a grand celebration in Ayodhya as the construction of Ram Temple is underway, the sand artist recreated famous episodes of Ramayana including, 'Bharat Milap, and 'Ram Laxman.
-
Diwali Rangoli Designs 2020: Rangoli Ideas To Add Colours To Your Deepavali
Diwali or Deepavali is not just the festival of lights and sound. People decorate their houses with Rangoli during Deepavali. One of the most traditional art forms in the country, rangoli is known for bringing good luck and prosperity in the house.Creative and colourful rangolis symbolise special occasions.
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Dussehra: Bommala Koluvu, A Fading Festive Art With Dolls, Sees Revival
Dussehra 2020: Festivities in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh areseeing the revival of Bommala Koluvu, a dying tradition. During the nine days of Navratri leading up to Dussehra, Bommala Koluvu is celebrated. The fading tradition has come to the forefront this year with more people specially youngsters at home.
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Over 2 Lakh Visit Hornbill Festival In Nagaland
More than 2.39 lakh people have visited the ongoing 'Hornbill Festival', a major annual function showcasing the culture, arts, artifacts, handicrafts and food of Nagaland at the Kisama village here, an official said today.
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Odisha's Sand Art Festival Marks Recovery From Cyclone Fani: Officials
India has made a huge mark in sand art, with hundreds of artists from countries across the world participating in the Sand Art Festival held at Konark in Odisha, state authorities claim. While over a hundred participants were from India alone, the others belonged to Ireland, Denmark, Russia, Canada, Togo, Sri Lanka and the United States.
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2,000-Year-Old Ganpati Idol A Crowd Puller At Mumbai Exhibition
Mumbai will soon immerse in the 10-day Ganeshotsav festivities. Before the festivities begin, the city residents are enjoying an exhibition of Lord Ganesha's images and sculptures at the Jehangir Art Gallery. The exhibits on display are the personal collection of renowned Doctor Prakash Kothari.
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"On Equality, Dalits Made More Progress Than Women": Ramachandra Guha
When it comes to equality before God and in society, Dalits in India have made more progress than women, historian Ramachandra Guha said on Thursday, while speaking at the Goa Literary and Arts Festival held in Panaji.
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Kolkata Festival Revives Magic Of 'Kantha', Humble Art Fit For A Queen
The simple running stitch most of us learnt at school is making waves in Kolkata. Experts in India's traditional textiles have mounted an exhibition in the city of the Kantha - the embroidery stitch whose beginnings some centuries ago may have been very humble but it has evolved into a fine art.
-
In Mumbai, A Unique Festival To Promote Art Forms In India
To celebrate the diverse forms of arts and crafts in India, Tata Trusts launched a two-day festival in Mumbai featuring lead performing artists and craftsmen, the organisers are looking to take that effort to the masses.
-
Historians Cannot Have Political, Religious Leanings: Ramachandra Guha
"Historians cannot have political or religious leanings," said noted historian Ramachandra Guha while delivering the keynote address of the eighth edition of the Goa Arts and Literature Festival (GALF) that started in Panaji yesterday.
