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It is music of the ocean, So vast and deep, So profound and primal Of the hills and dales Of

A Kissing Quarrel – A poem by Sindhu Gatha

You and I were alone, in the nameless path of dark dumbness, when the conflicting words fell in the noiselessness of a tumultuous

A poem by Sudha Mukhopadhyay They are stylish and modernIn an unconventional way,And a bit funky, if I may so

Burman’s artwork, ‘The Smile You Send Returns to You’, is one of seven proposals presented by London Mayor Sadiq Khan

Four of the 20 Ruler Buddha relics housed at the National Historical Centre are being transported to Thailand for a

“Indian Skies” is both enlightening and one of a kind. The establishment highlights the contrasts between territorial styles by categorising the

Secret of life, So simple that a flower of the forest knows, And the sages of all eras repeat, in

His birth was not decided,but life, He never chose the womb,but destiny He was not aware of the calss he

Whether defending one’s own territory or battling for justice, the human mind has a predisposition to pit oneself against another,

“India’s art market is expanding in tandem with the country’s overall economy. Jaya Asokan, the fair’s director, says, “And we are growing