Ghazal Lovers around the world grieved when Jagjit Singh left the world, but since history repeats itself, in came Zulfiqar Khan Saabri. Saabri, a...

The Popularity tiff between big names and small ones exist almost in all markets. Some are drawn towards quantity and some towards quality. Around the...

So often while on our shopping spree, we are pulled towards various art and craft products on display. They look so enchanting that we marvel at them....

How miraculously does an inanimate object like a swing [jhoola] personify the journey from childhood to youth and beyond it too. In an individual’s...

Imagine a scenario where at a dinner party the host has just killed an aquaintance and later invites the relatives and friends of the deceased to...

Jyotsna Shourie, the Bharatnatyam danseuse, did the unthinkable by bringing two very powerful women belonging to different eras together on stage. In...

‘India is a country of rich and treasured heritage,’ points out Shovana Narayan. The renowned Kathak danseuse aims to bring all the dance and art...

Miss Blossom Callahan Patialewaali is a play which delves deep into the life of a cabaret dancer. An Australian play adapted to an Indian setting, it...

Delhi’s bookworms have a reason to rejoice as the 18th edition of the Book Fair started on 1 September. This year’s edition has a lot in store for...

The instrument flute has a long history. It dates back to the days when it was the most prized possession of Lord Krishna who mesmerised everyone with...

‘Everything in the universe is within you. Ask yourself everything,’ says photographer Shivani Das. This splendid quote by Rumi has stayed with...

Feisal Alkazi aims to pay a musical-theatrical tribute to the special children of our society with physical or mental disabilities through his play...