Have you heard of Gotipua?
If you’re visiting Orissa, don’t miss this fascinating peek into an ancient dance form of the state.
If you’re visiting Orissa, don’t miss this fascinating peek into an ancient dance form of the state.
Onam is the time King Mahabali returns from the Underworld to meet his beloved people each year. Discover a Unique Travel Story from Kerala.
Is Hindi India’s National Language? Or is it something else? Does India have a National Language at all? Read On…the answer might surprise you!
When humans began to imagine the Divine, Trees appear to have been the earliest links. Find out more about the three forms in which ancient Indians gave force to this idea.
Why do some Indian Festivals begin by eating or chewing something bitter? Here’s a peek into how people in Maharashtra begin their New Year with the taste of the bitter Neem!
Why is Plum Cake called Plum Cake when it does not contain Plums? An innocuous question from the kids leads me into the past and prompts a walk along the annals of Christianity in India.
“Why does the Indian team wear blue?” A question from my son prompts a walk down Indian History.
The Asurs, a tribe in Central India that trace their ancestry to Mahishasur, the Buffalo Demon beheaded by Durga during Navratri, treat the festival as a period of mourning. As with everything in India, there is always another side!
On Teacher’s Day, a Legend from Tamil Nadu about a boy who became his father’s guru!
The story of Tapti, one of India’s major rivers and the role played by her in the Story of India