Takshashila and the Making of Transregional Intellectual Networks in Ancient South Asia
Introduction Takshashila (Taxila) was an ancient city in Gandhara (modern-day Pakistan) that flourished from the 6th century BCE to the
Rare Narasimha idol preserved in Nanded family shrine comes to light
A rare and little-known idol of Kevala Narasimha, an uncommon iconographic form of Lord Narasimha, has come to light in
Victory Over Vile- Kaliya Krishna In South Temple
Introduction Of the many Vaishnavaite figures we see on the temple walls, the Kaliya Krishna or the Nartana Krishna representing
Kuchipudi: The Art of Dance, Drama and Devotion
Kuchipudi, one of India’s most vibrant classical dance traditions, is celebrated for its captivating storytelling through movement, music, and expression.
The Bhojshala Controversy: A Thousand-Year Timeline of History, Heritage, and Legal Dispute
On May 15, the Indore Bench of the High Court delivered its landmark verdict on the Bhojshala–Kamal Maula Mosque dispute
Where No One Goes Hungry: Mukhyaprana and the Living Grace of Udupi’s Bhojanashala
The coastal town of Udupi is often defined by the golden-plated window through which devotees catch a glimpse of Lord
From Stone to Symbol: How Monuments Shape Collective Identity
Monuments often greet us in silence. Standing firm against time, they appear as mute witnesses to history – structures of