Tag: incredible india

  • The Samosa Rebellion.

    The Samosa Rebellion.

    When samosas need warnings but gambling gets endorsed, we’re not regulating health—we’re branding heritage. In the end, justice is measured by canteen crunch.

  • Canara Culture- Monti Fest

    Canara Culture- Monti Fest

    The Canara Christians are also known as Canara Catholics. They are distinct Christian community hailing from Tulunaad regions. Tulunaad spans from river Gangavalli in Uttara Kannada to Chandragiri in Kasargod. This community is renowned for its unique culture and historical significance, as well as its harmonious co-exitance with other religious groups particularly the Hindus and…

  • Bharata’s Theatre,

    Bharata’s Theatre,

    Sanskrit theatre’s transformation from literature to a vibrant performance art reveals its spiritual essence, uniting culture, tradition, and modernity.”

  • pariyaya

    pariyaya

    Udupi Pariyaya. This was written for last week’s prompt. And I promptly forgot to post it. ಚೆಲುವು ನೋಡಮ್ಮ ಚೆಲುವು ನಮ್ಮ ಉಡುಪಿ ಕೃಷ್ಣನ ಚೆಲುವು. ಒಂದು ಕೈಯಲಿ ಕಡಗೋಲು ಹಿಡಿದು, ಒಂದು ಕೈಯಲಿ ವೆಣುವ ಹಿಡೆದು Udupi the temple town on the west coast of India is the home for lot of things, the famous Mitrasamaj which still maintains its…

  • Reviving Rangoli — Man On a Mission.

    Reviving Rangoli — Man On a Mission.

    A lean bifocal gentleman would stride. Give a gentle smile.  I have vague memories of this man running an art school. I could be mistaken but he remains strongly in my memory as “Rangoli Bayiri.” This is just sharing a few things I remember him telling me. Few things that I picked along the way.…

  • Thoku Emong — a festival of gratitude.

    Thoku Emong — a festival of gratitude.

    Most folk festivals are about gratitude, and thanks giving. So is the Lothas Naga festival of Thoku Emong. Thoku means feast, and Emong is halt. The festival is celebrated by the Naga Lothas tribe in the first week of November. The government however has currently declared 6th– 7th of November as the festival days though…