Kerala announces a special Mughal course after NCERT’s Mughal mission
Kerala NCERT Mughal course: Ha ha ha! Can you believe the current administration in Kerala? They're so determined to swim against the tide ...
Tag: culture
Jaishankar Prasad: Hindi litterateur who unwaveringly supported Indian Freedom Fighters
Language is not a mere tool for communication, but is also a reflection of the culture and heritage of a particular region. It ...
Bhimsen Joshi: The man who sang like the Gandharvs
Mile Sur Mera Tumhara… Jo Bhare Hari Ko Sada… Baaje Re Muraliya Baje… The songs and bhajans that got infused with the culture ...
Airline fiascos are a grim reminder of the sorry state of fundamental duties in India
For centuries, humans have been engaging in conflict with one another. They often resort to physical confrontations in public settings such as on ...
Richa Chadha – The Dean of liberal school of traitors and India haters
Galwan Tweet Controversy: Richa Chadha is back with the infamous Bollywood cliché and anti-army rhetoric. Richa, a little-known actress has a history of ...
“Meri Maa Ghatiya Thi, Mera Baap Badsurat Hai” – The new phase of Stand-Up Comedy
Comedy on stage, debates and commentary on some event is not a new concept for India. But the present form of stand-up comedy ...
Dakshina Kannada culture is extremely unique, full marks to Kantara for glorifying it
Kantara honest review: India, that is Bharat, is a civilisational state and not some landmass inhabited after the discovery by some British sailor. ...
With the revival of Mahakaleshwar Dham, The Cultural Punarjagran of Bharat is on a Massive Spree
Mahakal Lok Corridor: On attaining ‘political’ Independence, India never realised about the colonial shackles on its cultural and ideological vent it had been ...
Wokeism in India’s Gen Z is the direct consequence of NCERT curriculum
As far as history is considered, past policies and politics are played around the people in power. Similar thing happened to India after ...
From Raminder, Devinder to Arshjot, Gurnoor: The changing trend in Sikh names
“What’s in the name?” William Shakespeare once asked. The Sikh community responded with parents/grandparents, trade, profession, passion, personal achievements, clan, country, village, and ...
While Indians back home are moving away from Bhajan Kirtans, the West is embracing it
The soul of a civilizational state dies when its people feel indifferent to their culture and traditions. The things which once made the ...
Did Mughals create Banarasi Sarees? Short answer: No, Long answer: Read
Mughals made us humans. They taught us how to breathe. They taught us how to eat, drink and even sleep. We exist because ...
