Carved from Pith: The Living Tradition of Sholapith in Assam
Sholapith is one of the finest and living traditions of craft making practised by the Malakars or Bhuimali community residing
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Author: Pooja Sonowal
Narrative Art of Bengal: Patachitra and Tale of Mācher Biye
The Patachitra tradition of India is considered a vital folk art form of profound artistic expression that helps visualize different narratives through vibrantly painted scrolls. The art form is commonly practiced in the eastern states of India such as Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand, and Bengal.
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Triumph Over Evil: Goddess Durga through The Lens of Bengal
Ya devi sarva bhuteshu, shanti rupena sangsthita Ya devi sarva bhuteshu, shakti rupena sangsthita Ya devi sarva bhuteshu, matri rupena
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Rongali Bihu: The Cultural Facet of Assamese Community
Festivals signify special moments shared by groups of people which are expressed through various traditional gestures and customs. In words
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Sivasagar: An Ancient complex of cultural consolidation of the Ahoms
India’s north-east has an enchanting and a very rich cultural history. Assam which lies in the heart of this very
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The Tradition of Solapith Craftwork
One of the finest and living traditions of craft making is Solapith which is purely Indian in origin and has
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Bhaona – Origin, Tradition and Aesthetics
Indian Intangible cultural heritage is woven by multiple threads like religion, race, rituals and practices on a diversified geographical loom
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The Temple that Rings a Bell
The place of Bordubi which lies in the Tinsukia district of Assam houses the sacred “Tilinga Mandir”. A shiva temple
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DHOLAVIRA, THE HARAPPAN CITY
Harappan Civilization is one of the world’s first great civilizations, which dates back to 3 millennium BC. Through exploration works
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Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial
“This typical Lutyen’s Bunglow at 1, Motilal Nehru place was the home of Lal Bahadur Shashtri since 1952 untill he
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Interwoven Tales: the rich tradition of Baluchari Sari from West Bengal
This dark purple sari has a typical end panel with equestrian figures surrounding the central rectangular panel that encloses six
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