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Nepal flash floods: What is the first health risk people should watch out for?
Navigating the Aftermath: Experts Warn of Lingering Health Threats Post-Nepal-Tibet Flash Floods New Delhi, September 3, 2026 –...
The People’s Palette: The Resurgence and Fragile Future of Patna Kalam
In the quiet corridors of the Bihar Museum, far from the honking rickshaws and bustling markets of modern-day...
The Parliament of the Common People: How Burma Burma is Transposing Myanmar’s Tea Shop Culture to the Indian Plate
In the heart of Southeast Asia, Myanmar stands as a geographical and cultural bridge between the Indian subcontinent...
From Personal Struggle to People’s Movement: Satyam Dixit’s "My Earth, My Duty" Initiative Transforms Environmental Action
New Delhi, India – In a world grappling with the escalating challenges of climate change and environmental degradation, the story...
Meenachil R: A River’s Soul, a People’s Story, and a Performance that Transcends Boundaries
Kochi, India – In the hushed intimacy of a darkened performance space, a solitary figure, Abheesh Sasidharan, commands attention not...
The Resurgence of Patna Kalam: Reviving the ‘People’s Art’ of the 18th Century
In the quiet, climate-controlled galleries of the Bihar Museum, a delicate watercolor depicts two men in simple dhotis tending to...
The Resurgence of Patna Kalam: Reviving the ‘People’s Art’ of 18th-Century India
In the quiet corridors of the Bihar Museum and the dusty archives of London’s Victoria & Albert Museum, a nearly...
Chronicling a Changing Empire: The Artistic Legacy of Emily Eden and the ‘Princes & People of India’
New Delhi — In the grand tapestry of 19th-century colonial history, few figures captured the visual and social complexities of...
The Renaissance of Patna Kalam: Resurrecting Bihar’s ‘People’s Art’ from the Shadows of History
In the quiet, climate-controlled corridors of the Bihar Museum, a delicate watercolor depicts two men in simple cotton dhotis focused...
