Konark Festival : Grand Finale With Grandeur Of Odissi & Kathak
Konark: Hamsadhwani or the sound of the Swan is basically a Carnatic raaga but subsequently has been adopted by both...
Read moreDetailsKonark: Hamsadhwani or the sound of the Swan is basically a Carnatic raaga but subsequently has been adopted by both...
Read moreDetailsThey spontaneously swing like branches of coconut trees with the touch of gentle breeze. Their storytelling ability is not limited...
Read moreDetailsJanasammohini, which literally means enchanting the masses is the name of a Pallavi. It had a spell of its own...
Read moreDetailsAn open-air auditorium is jammed with thousands of spectators and imagine what they are watching? In the magnificent backdrop of...
Read moreDetailsThis sounds obvious and predictable to write that the famous Konark Festival, the prime cultural event annually hosted by Odisha...
Read moreDetailsIt was not a fancy stage, rather a simple meeting pedal, having no facilities of dramatic lights and sound and...
Read moreDetailsImmediately after watching Pratul Dash's new solo paintings exhibition titled “Bend in the River” in Bikaner House, New Delhi, my...
Read moreDetailsSince the day of its revival in 50s of last century, Odissi has travelled from temples of Odisha to the...
Read moreDetailsOn August 8, Jayanta Mahapatra was sitting pretty on his hospital bed and happily released his last poetry book in...
Read moreDetailsBlue is the colour of Krishna, but blue contains the colour of the ocean, which is endless and enchanting. From...
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