- 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)
Indian Ragas on Piano at Church in Ireland
NI Wire, Thu, 3 Jul 2008
Ragas have always had a spiritual connection in India, but who would ever imagine hearing "Indian Raga Music" in a nineteenth century European church.
Catholics to have serious dialogue with Hindus and others
NI Wire, Sun, 29 Jun 2008
Catholics will have a serious dialogue with Hindus and other religions during the Annual Diocesan Conference of Reno (Nevada, USA) Catholic
Hindu leaders call for worldwide boycott of "The Love Guru"
NI Wire, Fri, 20 Jun 2008
Rajan Zed, prominent Hindu leader, has given a worldwide boycott call for Hollywood movie "The Love Guru" by Hindus and other religious people
People's Choice award for sand artist Sudarsan
NI Wire, Mon, 2 Jun 2008
Adding another feather to his cap, Odisha sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik yet again wins another event for his magnificent artistic
Junoon rocks Srinagar breaking the Jehadi barriers
Shivani Gupta, Mon, 26 May 2008
The magical vibrations tuned around the Dal Lake mesmerised the souls of even the unanimated beings that eve. It seemed as if the water





