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Atif and Mohit shared the staged, mesmerising more than 10,000 people at the jam packed arena. Prior to the concert, Atif told Millennium Post, “I...

Tartuffe is one of the most popular plays penned by Moliere, the French monarch of comedy. This play is about how religion is used to manipulate...

Also the show Understanding Qawwali will showcase the anthropology and social impact of the art form of Qawwali through live musical performance...

Is survival on earth becoming even more precarious than in space? Can our cities survive for long if they continue to grow irresponsibly? How can...

The first day of the festival saw a large number of visitors pouring in with huge excitement. This year’s theme for the festival was Landscaping with...

As he celebrates his 93rd birthday today, a new body of work by the eminent artist is being showcased at his solo show Aarambh at the Vadehra Art...

Presented to Ayyanar each year during elaborate festivals, these offerings are made to assure the protection and the well-being of villagers, their...

Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Union Minister of State for Textiles (IC), gave away the prestigious Ajay Shankar Memorial Awards for the best display of...

World Book Fair 2015, which was on in full swing at Pragati Maidan, offered the Capital a delightful spread of some great reads from across the...

Sanskrit, considered to be a difficult language, is losing its relevance today. But the language was brought centre stage by a New Delhi based...

Misc-en-scene artist Vishal Dar transforms the expansive 4,000 sq ft of klove studio into a surreal, meditative and uncanny space at the ongoing...

Daughter and disciple of (Padmashri) Geeta Chandran, Sharanya has been learning Bharatanatyam from the age of four. She presented her formal solo...