Hoysala architecture is the building style in Hindu temple architecture developed under the rule of the Hoysala Empire between the 11th and 14th centuries, in today’s Karnataka. Hoysala influence was at its peak in the 13th century, when it dominated the Southern Deccan Plateau region.
Understanding temple architecture is a very interesting part. But you need to have right information for it. In this article, researcher Pranjal Wagh gives very accurate information about temple Shikharas.
How often does it happen to you that you try to visualise how a monument might have looked in its glory? And you can’t visualise it properly. What if someone; who is an expert in the field of temple architecture and history; could show you how it used to look? Parnavi Bangar is doing exactly that.
While some heritage places in Karnataka like Badami, Halebidu and Hampi are well known to heritage lovers, some gems are relatively unknown. Pranjal Wagh brings to us one of these lesser known gems.
Muvva Nritya Raaga Nigamam; a dance institute started by renowned Kuchipudi dancer Dr Hima Bindu Kanoj; is doning a wonderful
Making our future generation aware about our rich culture is not an easy task. But Charannya Kumar from Chittam Games is doing this in a very innovative way. Here is a story of the brand and the entrepreneur.
Ramayana is full of thousands of stories and learning from these stories. Here, we share a small anecdote from Ramayana.
We always hear the term “Think Outside the box”. But is it always a wise thing? Or can thinking within the box also be a wise thing? Let’s find out..
Humility is a very rare virtue these days. Especially in the political arena. But there are a few lessons we definitely can learn from our epics. In this article, we talk about two incidents from Mahabharata that teach us about humility.
Our epics are full of many interesting stories, and equally interesting learnings. In this article, we talk about how we can learn some insights about communication from stories in Ramayana.
