Arka Kala Kuteera (Bengaluru), presented Arka Kalasambrama-15 programme to mark International Women’s Day on March 8 at Arka Theatre,JP Nagar,Bengaluru. It was amazing to watch the varied facets of women with divine manifestations, performed by three group of accomplished Bharata Natyam dancers, Reshma Shreenath and Shruthi P Ravikumar, Bhavana Kanthy and her disciples and the Rupesh’s Arangham ensemble. It was gratifying to watch the dancers dancing with complete involvement

What if I told you India once had a civilisation, which accounted for multi - terraced architecture, retaining walls, watchtowers and man-made caves and is one of the largest necropolises of the world? Hmmm, fascinating? We shall be exploring 'The Lost Village of Mizoram - Kawtchhuah Ropui'.

From the Mayabini day of his birth in Tura, to the Mayabini day of the demise of the Mayabini soul, yes, today's episode of #thebellawamielshow is truly dedicated to the one and only...ZUBEEN GARG! Welcome to a journey of life that was not just lived, but was a symphony composed on the very heart strings of an entire civilization. Today, we don't just remember an artiste, we seek to understand a phenomenon, a force of nature named Zubeen Garg.

When we speak of global hubs, we are either reminded of traditional centres like New York, London and Paris, or rising manufacturing axes like Singapore, Dubai and Tokyo. But, there's one city, which is long forgotten amidst the pages of modern history. Let me introduce you to the 'Pearl of the Orient', 'The Paris of Asia', Philippines' national capital - MANILA.

November unfolds as a month where India’s artistic spirit finds its fullest expression. As the festive season reaches its crescendo, the country resonates with creativity — from classical concert halls to open village squares, from heritage temples to contemporary art spaces. It is a time when tradition and modern expression walk hand in hand.

The journey into motherhood is often celebrated for its joy and wonder. Yet, for dancers, this transition can come with unique challenges th

Asavari Centre for Kathak announced a special evening titled “Sharanyam,” a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Kathak maestro, Padmashri Gur

Art being volatile, has the utmost ability to rapidly become fragile as well as become an element to solidify a concept or a vision.

India celebrates the vibrant and joyous Rath Yatra, a spectacular Hindu festival that takes place every year in the heart of summer! The Rat

With great enthusiasm and love for dance, the very first phase of the 7th CHIMERA 2022 kickstarted from the Jorhat Chapter, hosted at the...

A 'Dakshinavarti Shankh' is considered to be very auspicious and powerful as per Hindu religion. It is believed that a Dakshinavarti Shankh

The Government of Assam recently on September 17th, organised an artistes' felicitation programe namely Shilpi Sambardhana Samaroh at the Sa

Sarvani Yadavalli is an epitome of dance coupled with dedication and talent. An avid Kuchipudi dance artiste, her artistic journey involves

Amidst the drastic effects of the COVID-19, we artistes have learned to find light in the darkness surrounding us. It is been so long that t

It has been so difficult for all of us to survive with whatever existing we have during this course of the lockdown. Many of the dance and m

Bananas are an all-time favourite fruit for many of us. And a Banana Pancake is one of the quickest and easy breakfast preparation. We had m

During the official sum up of a project, Filip Gunev, the Deputy Minister of Interior of Bulgaria announced that “Bulgaria has the third-lar

The Caribbean Action Plan for UNESCO World Heritage got confirmed. The joint meeting was organized amidst the World Heritage Centre, UNESCO

The Culture Minister, Republic of Slovenia Julijana Bizjak Mlakar proposes to emphasize more on cultural heritage to boost cultural tourism

Health for all of us has been always a priority in both personal and professional life. And it must for sure to be taken care of. If you are