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Kathak Legend Roshan Kumari Passes Away at 82 in Mumbai
Renowned Kathak exponent and Padma Shri awardee Roshan Kumari, one of the distinguished representatives of the Jaipur gharana, passed away in Mumbai on 5 October...
An Artist Needs More Than a Stage
Our recent article Beyond the Stage: Nalanda Launches ‘Kala Prabandha’ Course opened a larger conversation about the professional support artists need beyond formal training and...
In the Echoes of the Blue God: Sudip Chakraborty and Jaydeep Sinha
On the evening of 12 May 2026, the Stein Auditorium at India Habitat Centre transformed into a meditative landscape of myth, memory, longing, and fractured...
MARGAM by Chaithra Rao
Like a well-knit garland, with every bloomed flower, placed with purpose and relation to its neighbor, laid on thread of tenacity and depth, Chaithra Rao’s...
Rabindrik music and dance
Rabindranath ‘Thakur’ (anglicised to Tagore), was born on 7th May 1861. He was a poet, playwright, composer, novelist, artist and philosopher. He won the Nobel...
Pravahaman by Ashimbandhu: Welcoming the spring through live performance
The live performance of Pravahaman by Kathak performer/teacher Ashimbandhu Bhattacharjee brought a breath of fresh air during pandemic times. Upasana Centre for dance welcomed spring...
The Pink Lotus Academia Launches Music Wellness Sessions
The Pink Lotus Academia, an online and offline tutorial platform focused on Indian classical art forms and yoga, has announced Music Wellness Sessions designed to...
The Music of Maihar: Pandit Partha Bose
World-renowned Sitar maestro Pandit Partha Bose is one of the leading Sitar exponents in India today. With a musical career based on the foundations of...
SPARSH – A Dance Film by Aditi Mangaldas
Covid 19 pandemic that has spread over the whole world has tested the intelligence of man. Intelligence as defined by psychologist Robert Stemberg is “The...
17th Dhauli-Kalinga Mahotsav concluded
Dhauli hills hold testimony of King Ashoka the great’s transformation from Digvijaya-victory through war- to Dharmavijaya-victory through the teachings of Buddhism. Presumably, it is here...