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Monday, August 08,  2005


 

  Art, Culture & Heritage Newsletters


 
 

                                                                  From July 31, 2005 to August 07, 2005

Riches Of Another Kind...

Orissa and Rajasthan are generally believed to be deprived and poor, however, culturally they are rich indeed, says Sakuntala Narasimhan.


Of No One Religion

Utpal Borpujari uncovers an Indo-French musical connection that is the result of a happy coincidence.


Lost And Found At Mamallapuram

The sea threw up more than just houses when the tsunami hit the southern coast of India last year. In Mamallapuram it revealed a different sort of buried ‘treasure’ says Stuart Forster.


A Mission Fulfilled

Vatsala Vedantam talks about Rukmini Devi Arundale’s six part dance drama, that was to be the final triumph of her artistic career, spanning decades.


Walk Through History

Sanchi works magically to put you in touch with your inner self.


The Best Of Chalukyan Style

A V S Rao visits the temple of Mahadeva in Ittagi and describes the wondrous architectural features of the shrine.


Get The ‘vittal’ Statistics In Gold And Silver

Michael Patrao tells us about Vittal Shet whose intricate designs and carvings in precious metals like gold and silver has brought him name, fame and a huge fan following.


Walking History

Modelled on the famous London Walks, a Bangalorean takes you through what he calls Bangalore Walks. ANAND SANKAR falls in step with him History is not staring at you in Bangalore. Please be patient and sink into the past ARUN PAI.


Feast On Festivals

The end of Aashada marks the beginning of the festive season in the Hindu calendar. Flower and fruit vendors and shops selling puja articles hope to do better business in the coming months starting with Shravana.


How Sikhs Became Seeks

The verdict in the 1985 Air India bombing trial, in which both the accused were acquitted in February 2005, was covered extensively by the media in North America.


Common Spice, Uncommon Value

Ginger has many health benefits and there are a variety of ways in which it can be used.


Basava Coins: Place Of Release To Be Decided

Union Minister for Finance P Chidambaram has directed the State government, the Basava Samithi, seers and followers of Basavanna to decide on a suitable date and place to release the coins on Basavanna.


Teej: The Festival Of Swings

A popular festival in Rajasthan, Teej is devoted to goddess Parvati, celebrating her reunion with lord Shiva, says Abha Sharma.


Chidambaram Announces Issue Of Basaveshwara Coins

Saint poet's philosophy is relevant even today'


Food Fiesta

Singapore has a truly unique food culture, all of its own — a constant worship of flavours.

 

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