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Kantha Of Bengal
Health

Kantha Of Bengal

Rural women of erstwhile Bengal (present-day West Bengal, Odisha, and Bangladesh) carry forward the centuries-old tradition of stitching beautiful patchwork quilts from rags called '

TIW Bureau 1 min read
Waves Of The Desert - Leheriya
Health

Waves Of The Desert - Leheriya

Leheriya, which translates as 'wave-like', refers to the beautiful tie and dye fabrics from the heritage of Rajasthan. The wavy, diagonal stripes created

Poonam Kapoor 3 min read
The First Makers Of Biriyani
Events Diary

The First Makers Of Biriyani

Biryani, as we all know, is a spicy chicken dish made with rice and spices. In some regional varieties, eggs and/or vegetables like potatoes

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Govar
Spirituality

Govar

The cow is called dhenu, or giver of all bounties, in the Vedas. Ayurvedic texts detail the healing properties of the various products it gives

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Spirituality
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Spirituality

Spirituality is a science of the ‘spirit’ or the ‘ether’. The science of the spirit starts where logic ends. Hence, I really do not expect

Yogi Ashwini 4 min read
Madhubani
Culture

Madhubani

Madhubani, literally translates as ‘from the forests of honey’, and refers to the traditional wall art of the ancient city of Mithila (present day Bihar)

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700-YEAR-OLD Sun Dial
Culture

700-YEAR-OLD Sun Dial

“Here the language of stone surpasses the language of human,” expressed Rabindranath Tagore, for the architectural ingenuity of the Sun Temple at Konark, Odisha. The

Guest Author 3 min read
GHATIKA YANTRA - timeless technology
Wisdom

GHATIKA YANTRA - timeless technology

Before the advent of mechanical and battery operated clocks, while one could keep track of time on a sunny day using a sun-dial, on a

TIW Bureau 1 min read
THANK INDIA FOR THESE
Culture

THANK INDIA FOR THESE

Bharatvarsha is the mother to a lot of inventions, which are widely used even today. Often we attribute these to the colonial powers since they

Rima Anand 3 min read