English Has Earned Its Place

It’s no longer colonial, it’s Indian. “Is English an Indian language?” The Supreme Court’s recent observation has revived the debate. The answer from ...

Nuclear Families, Urbanization, and Elderly Loneliness

Modern urbanization and the fast-paced nature of contemporary life have profoundly impacted the fabric of Indian society. The disintegration of tradit...

Resurgence of Indian Folk Art: From Local to Global

Amidst the sweeping winds of modernity and Western culture, India’s rich traditional folk arts are undergoing an unprecedented renaissance. Art forms ...

Modern Architecture and Vastu Shastra building homes

<Br/>In today's modern era, when people build their dream homes, they seek not only attractive designs and contemporary décor but also an atmosphere...

Biophilic Architecture: Back To Nature's Lap

Moving from Concrete Jungles Towards Nature. Modern urbanization has placed us in cities dominated by multi-story concrete buildings and glass towers...

Indian Festivals: Balancing Tradition, Modernity, and the Market

India is known as the 'land of festivals,' where every celebration is linked to a seasonal change, an agricultural cycle, or a religious legend. Histo...

Weather Puts Faith on Hold at Amarnath

The sudden suspension of the holy Amarnath Yatra is an emotional moment for lakhs of devotees, yet it is also a necessary administrative measure prior...

Fierce Mothers: Protective Brutalness in Art

The "One Mother, Many Tongues" exhibition in Delhi’s Humayun’s Tomb forces us to rethink motherhood. Not as softness alone, but as power, rage, and pr...

"Muslim?" — When Identity Becomes a Weapon

The attack on theatre artiste Subhankar Dassharma in North 24-Parganas is not just a case of mob violence. It is a symptom of a deeper disease: the po...