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Kochi: The third edition of the Cochin Heritage Carnival, a unique event aiming to create awareness on the rich socio-cultural heritage of Kochi, was launched here on Saturday (December 14) with an intriguing panel discussion on the past and present of the city. An initiative of the Kochi Heritage
Kathakali maestro Kalamandalam Gopi's iconic Navarasa Bhavas have found a place at the Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL). The walls of the Business Jet Terminal have been adorned by paintings of the nine Rasa Bhavas portrayed by Gopi Ashan in his signature green costume. The paintings,
New-York based filmmaker Jayan Cherian took eight years to helm ‘Rhythm of Dammam’, the one hour 32 minutes-long film, which will be showcased at the competition section at the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK), set to kick off in Thiruvananthapuram on December 11. What began as a
Kochi: In a rare show of cultural exchange, the legend of Unniyarcha, an icon of powerful women from Kerala’s ‘Vadakkanpattu’ folklore came alive at the Hindu Temple of Scotland recently. The story of the warrior woman, who excelled in the martial arts of Kalarippayattu along with her contemporary
Kohima's prestigious Hornbill Festival, which is currently under way at the Naga Heritage Village Kisama, is attracting large crowds from various parts of the country and the globe. South Korean artist and global sensation Aoora thrilled the audience on Day 4 of the event performing his
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Wednesday announced that the 6th edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale will begin in Kerala next year. The event, touted as the country’s largest contemporary art exhibition, will be held from from December 12, 2025 to March 31, 2026. The CM also revealed
The three eminent personalities shared their inspiring stories of resilience at the Hortus Festival in Kozhikode giving insights on wellness and the power of art.
Business leaders discuss points on leveraging opportunities in Kerala as the state poised for economic growth through eco-friendly industries, tourism, and healthcare.
The executive editor of The Caravan magazine Hartosh Singh Bal and former civil servant NS Madhavan retrace the 1984 Sikh Riots, the 2002 Gujarat Riots, and their lasting impact on Indian politics.
Swara Bhasker criticizes the judiciary's handling of political prisoners while discussing the freedom of speech, her interfaith marriage, and the actor assault case, among other things.
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