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07Jun 2024

INDIAN PUPPETRY

Puppetry A puppet stands as one of humanity’s most remarkable and ingenious inventions. Puppetry, a form of narrative theatre, resides at the crossroads of bardic storytelling and theatrical performances. Puppet shows incorporate live music, narration, and dance-inspired gestures. Throughout history, puppetry has held a significant place in traditional entertainment, drawing inspiration from epics and legends, …

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07Jun 2024

INDIAN PAINTING

Introduction The progression of Indian paintings not only underscores artistic excellence but also serves as a visual record of the unfolding socio-cultural dynamics over centuries. The scarcity of early instances, partially attributed to climatic conditions, accentuates the vulnerability of tangible artifacts, consequently enhancing the value of the surviving pieces. During ancient times, Indian paintings graced …

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07Jun 2024

INDIAN DANCE

Introduction Bharata’s Natya Shastra narrates how Lord Brahma, in response to the Gods’ quest for amusement, formulated Natya Veda—the fifth Veda—by amalgamating elements from the four Vedas. Natya seamlessly incorporates dance, drama, and music, incorporating Pathya from Rig Veda, Abhinaya from Yajur Veda, Geet from Sam Veda, and Rasa from Atharva Veda. This emphasizes the …

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07Jun 2024

INDIAN MUSIC

Introduction Music, often regarded as the fundamental essence of any culture, holds profound significance in India, showcasing a heritage of extraordinary artistic brilliance. According to legend, the revered sage Narada Muni is credited with introducing the art of music to Earth, along with the wisdom surrounding the universal sound known as Nada Brahma. Archaeological discoveries, …

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06Jun 2024

INDIAN ARCHITECTURE

Introduction The term ‘architecture’ has its roots in the Latin word ‘tekton,’ denoting a builder. The emergence of the architectural discipline aligned with early humans constructing shelters for their dwelling. In contrast, ‘sculpture’ originates from the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) root ‘kel,’ signifying ‘to bend.’ Sculptures, whether fashioned by hand or with tools, constitute small works of …

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