The last few days have seen a wave of videos celebrating Chhath Puja emerge, showcasing a devotion that transcends the ordinary. As an exiled Kashmiri Pandit longing for an authentic experience of her traditions, this prompted Shradha Dhar to reconnect with her roots. As she explores the diverse traditions of Bharat from Thaipusam of Tamilnadu to the Tulmulla festival of Kashmir, she emphasizes the importance of preserving these rituals and traditions that form the core of our identity and connect us to the divine.
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May 3, 2022May 3, 2022POETRY
Vespers
By: Sreejit Datta
A poem on civilizational memory, survival and continuity.
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July 17, 2019August 29, 2024ESSAY
Ikat – The Ties That Do Not Bind
By: Shefali Vaidya
Ikat weaving is one of the oldest craft traditions of India with a very distinctive weaving technique.
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June 25, 2019June 24, 2021ESSAY
Swami Karpatri and Sabarimala
By: Adarsh Jha
There have been precursors to Sabarimala where Hindu traditions were also attacked.