As we prepare to step into 2026, this issue invites our readers to slow down and absorb the essence of the year gone by. To acknowledge the enduring power of classical traditions, the boldness of contemporary expressions, and the silent strength of grassroots cultural movements. It is in these intersections that the true spirit of culture thrives.

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.

October 2025 unfolds as a defining moment for Indian arts — where celebration meets structure, and tradition is strengthened through collaboration. While the festive calendar brings with it the splendour of Durga Puja, Navratri, Dussehra, Ramlila traditions, and regional harvest festivals, this year also marks a visible shift in how cultural ecosystems across India are being formally supported, documented, and sustained.

September occupies a critical position in India’s cultural calendar — a period of consolidation, reflection, and institutional realignment. Situated between the monsoon months and the high festive season, it is a time when the arts ecosystem across India turns inward to evaluate practices, strengthen frameworks, and prepare for the cultural intensity that lies ahead.

Namaste! I take this space to send all my love and good wishes to you all for the upcoming festivities happening this month. Penning down th

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Dance as a physical epitome of arts and aesthetics, is often given more privilege upon its practical execution.

NADANEERAJANAM' an exquisite performing arts concert is hosted by the holy TIRUMALA TIRUPATI BALAJI, Andhra Pradesh. This platform caters to thousands of spectators to witness the beauty of Indian performing art forms. The KARLANA ACADEMY, Chennai and AMRAPALI INSTITUTE OF ARTS, Guwahati will be presenting a Kathak Dance Recital on 4th January, 2021 at the holy temple premises. The rendition will be performed by Anuradha Shah (Mumbai, Maharashtra), Pranaame Bhagawati (Guwahat