Category: Rhythm Indiana
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NagaYakshi – thoughts Repurposed.
The challenge was to repurpose my best post to a video, twitter thread and social media post here is an attempt.
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Hosatu Habba
Vijayadashami, marking the joyful “hostuhabba” harvest celebration, brings Tulu culture’s rich traditions to life. Amid fragrant rice and tantalizing dishes, a twist on tradition emerged with the use of Japanese bento boxes to convey gratitude. This Navaratri, the “gratitude box” symbolizes unity and tradition, embracing the enduring spirit of shared meals.
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Canara Chronicles — Rice, Revelry and Aunty Sass
MonteFest Of the Canara Christians. As Aunt Silvi leaned back in her old wooden chair, surrounded by a fragrant waft of coconut oil and incense, she raised an eyebrow at her nieces, Doris and Dahlia, who had come home for Montefest. “Ah, Montefest! You two city girls must have forgotten all about it, no? Too…
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Celebrating the Domestic Martyrs
Who needs a border war when we are killing our own at Home? This independence day should have been dedicated to the domestic Martyrs.
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Musings Of an Octogenarian.
78yrs since our “tryst with destiny” it feels more like a blind date gone wry…With misplaced priorities and forgotten promises.
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Aati Kalenja…Arrives
Monsoons in Tulu Nadu: Aati Hunnime and the Tradition of Aati Kalenja The monsoon season in Tulu Nadu, a region known for its rich cultural heritage, is marked by the celebration of Aati Hunnime and the traditional folk art of Aati Kalenja. These customs, deeply rooted in the agricultural lifestyle of the Tulu people, reflect…
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