India's Girish Malik is readying a docu-drama being presented at the European Film Market, which aims to offer ancient ...
Tulasi Acharya’s book discusses how sexual desire and patriarchy shape South Asian society, drawing from history, religion, and literature.
In his new book Nalanda, breathtaking in its sweep and lyrical in its glory, the poet-diplomat Abhay K unearths with tender precision the most luminous jewel, nestled amid lush mango groves and ringed ...
The Yuezhi tribes of Central Asia, who had pushed the Shakas into the Indian subcontinent, were the last to make their way ...
Michael Benanav is a New Mexico-based author and freelance photographer known for immersing himself in foreign cultures and ...
The Buddhist Jataka Tales are easily some of the most accessible and widely read texts whose beauty lies in the spectacular ...
One Naga sadhu has mastered the art of making reels and Facebook posts with apps like GirlFriend Photo Editor. In one post, ...
Hidden amidst the lush landscapes of Madhya Pradesh, India, lies Mandu, an ancient city that seems untouched by the passage of time. Frozen in time for over 300 years, the city offers an ...
What did Raja Ravi Varma paint as a child? How did Meera Mukherjee become a sculptor? New volumes are letting readers in on ...
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Don’t use Western idea of religion or ideology to understand ‘dharma’. It’s much more complexSN Balagangadhara, a professor at Ghent University, said that by accepting ‘religion’ as something that we must willy-nilly ...
The Hindi writer Kamleshwar’s first book was turned into the film Badnam Basti (1971). Both works are moving, nuanced ...
At the time of India’s independence ... it was a natural extension of India’s ancient knowledge traditions. Being rooted in the Sanatan (eternal) ethos, it remains just as relevant today.
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