- Japanese dance Bharatanatyam, sing in Kannada
- Manmohan mourns Kamala Das's death, praises her sensitive poems
- Noted author Kamala Das is dead
- Writer Kamala Das is dead
- Government ignoring performing artistes: Kishori Amonkar
- Orissa sculptor wins award in South Korea
- Indian art travels abroad this summer (Weekly Art Column, Rainbow Palette)
- Packaged politics is here to stay: Book
- Anand Mahadevan's novel inspired by 1987 train siege (With Image)
- India's art fair ropes in big global galleries (Weekly art column, Rainbow Palette)
Krishna temple and Rath Yatra at Burning Man festival
NI Wire, Tue, 26 Aug 2008
An indefinite curfew has been imposed in the trouble-turned Kandhamal district of Orissa as the protesters of Vishwa Hindu Parishad called a
First Indian Art Summit commences amid controversy
NI Wire, Fri, 22 Aug 2008
The three-day art exhibition, country's first art summit, showcasing works of prominent as well as budding artists commenced here at Pragati
Pope should organise the much needed world religious summit, says Zed
NI Wire, Sun, 17 Aug 2008
Serious and honest interfaith dialogue was the need of the hour and Pope should take the lead in organising one, acclaimed Hindu leader Rajan Zed
Cinema has mostly mishandled religion, says Zed
NI Wire, Tue, 12 Aug 2008
Cinema has always been interested in God but has not done a very good job in the depiction of religion in general, acclaimed religious leader
An evening of folk music extravaganza!
NI Wire, Thu, 7 Aug 2008
A gala event with euphoric folk music and jubilant folk dances with young and old clad in traditional folk attire was celebrated in memory
Hindu Baccalaureate Service to continue at University of Nevada
Sanskrit shlokas blessed the space for upcoming interfaith retreat center in Nevada
Rushdie's Midnight's Children wins Best of Booker Award
Zoroastrians' call for Unity Walk
