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India’s National Awards: A personal observation

There needs to be a complete overhaul of the awarding committee to start with and not just some civil servants who has no knowledge of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology…writes Dilip Roy

August 2, 2022

Arts & Culture·Films·LITE BLOGS

‘The earth stories’

We call the Earth a mother. Always giving, nurturing, and protecting. She goes through a million changes physically and emotionally… Shalu Juneja speaks with N. LOTHUNGBENI HUMTSOE Despite our ignorant vices, the

August 1, 2022

Arts & Culture·LITE BLOGS

Delhi ready for second edition of Art week from August 24

DAW’s website and Instagram pages further provided resources to those interested in engaging in Delhi’s art world…reports Asian Lite News The second edition of Delhi Art Week (DAW) will be held from

July 28, 2022

Arts & Culture·LITE BLOGS

South Asian Modern and Contemporary Art From The Collection Of Romi Lamba

The works in this auction celebrate a diverse range of artistic practices from the South Asian subcontinent over the last century, with a particular emphasis on narrative figuration…reports Asian Lite News A

July 27, 2022

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Kashmir Hosts Mega Football Mela

The Kashmir Mega Football Tournament organised by Voice For Peace and Justice concluded in JKSC playground Sehpora with the FC Hyderia football club emerging as the winner. Several players from South Africa,

July 24, 2022

Football·India News·Sport

NCPA curating a cultural extravaganza in Mumbai

If you live in Mumbai you’re in for a treat. The NCPA has a variety of cultural events in the upcoming days that you can treat yourself to. INTERNATIONAL MUSIC An Evening

July 21, 2022

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‘Brokenness’ of our times and beyond immediate present

Roy, whose large scale works talk about injustice and violence, says that as an art practitioner, his task is to capture the present political times…reports Sukant Deepak In times which have witnessed

July 20, 2022

Arts & Culture·LITE BLOGS

The last war with China

In such a war, traditional conventional forces will be at a huge disadvantage, nuclear weapons will have no role to play, and the valour of individual soldiers will be of no consequence…reports

July 19, 2022

Books·LITE BLOGS

From dependence to self reliance

Progress in IT is making it increasingly possible to unbundle the production and consumption of information-intensive service activities. Outsourcing of these activities has become feasible…writes Vishnu Makhijani Very few developing countries are

July 14, 2022

Books·LITE BLOGS

DAG’s historic exhibition on Tipu and Mysore wars

Made by a British artist for British audiences, the painting had remained in Britain since the time of its making, shortly after the event that it depicts that occurred in 1799…reports Asian

July 12, 2022

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