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Reviving Tradition: Manjusha art adorns Bihar’s railway coaches

In Sanskrit, “Manjusha” means “box.” This term refers to ceremonial temple-shaped containers crafted from bamboo, jute straw, and paper, which

March 27: Spotlight on creativity while celebrating World Theatre Day

World Theatre Day is not just about celebrating the art of performance – it’s also about celebrating the artists behind

Artist Ketna Patel displays work inspired by Indian diaspora

Her artistic journey intertwines with the diverse narratives of the Indian diaspora, a theme that takes center stage in the

Host of Indian Australian Cultural Events to Take Place in September

The month of September promises a vibrant array of Indian Australian events that are sure to captivate and entertain. From

Indian art’s various forms to come alive at New Zealand exhibition

The collective, founded by Sarah Dutt in collaboration with Mandrika Rupa and Mandy Rupa Reid, aims to elevate the visibility

Australian textile designer Sally Campbell saw similarities between India, Australia

“I have no business brain whatsoever, but I do have a passion for India. Also because I was in the

International honour for Hyderabad sculptor Harsha Durugadda

The Hyderabad-based multidisciplinary artist’s series of works in wood was declared the best among 1000 entries. Hyderabad: City-based Harsha Durugadda has

Bollywood star Rakhi Sawant visits Dubai

The training institute founders including Devika Acharya and Zeynep Ahmed on the occasion assured that the aspirants will be trained

The power of art in telling the stories of migrants

A recent study shows that there are about 250 million internal migrants in India PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Internal migration affects millions of

The power of art in telling the stories of migrants

A recent study shows that there are about 250 million internal migrants in India PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Internal migration affects millions of

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