‘Sikander Beg’: Founder, Tibetology
bySándor Kőrösi Csoma travelled far & wide, searching for the roots of Magyars. But destiny had other plans for him.
Sándor Kőrösi Csoma travelled far & wide, searching for the roots of Magyars. But destiny had other plans for him.
Sadri, the quintessential coat, may stand out in a quaint Irish town but it manifests itself in many avatars in India.
The gap between the rich and the poor is iniquitous. How can we rectify this deplorable situation?
Tulsi Gabbard, the US Congresswoman running to President, criticizes her country but admires authoritarian strongmen.
In the 18th century, Demetrios landed in India, learnt Sanskrit & translated India’s greatest classics into Greek.
Surreal, fictive, acrid – Pritha Mahanti’s poem will take you on a transcendental journey into a bizarre & wild world.
Tutinama, a Persian text originated from the Sanskrit work Śukasaptati. It reflects a syncretic literary tradition.
Hindu deities are worshipped in Japan even today; Lakṣhmī is Kichiyōten, Shiva is Daikokuten & Sarasvatī is Benzaiten.
Why are white people stereotyped & misrepresented as ‘cruel,’ ‘racist,’ sexually immoral and ‘hippie’ in Indian films?
In the 70s, a group of young men jammed baul music with the strums of an electric guitar and created a Baul Jazz Band.
Seeking a home – sweet home – Rasheed Iqbal pens a lyrical verse, ‘with apologies to Frank Sinatra.’
The horse, called Ashva during the Vedic times, is now at the centre of a controversial historical debate.
Radhanath Sikdar’s humble origins did not stop him from achieving great heights in the field of mathematical research.
Tuberculosis, known as “consumption,” was a disease of the royalty. Now, antibiotic overuse led to its resurgence.
Bleeding from an orifice, you pollute the world; We snatch your right to enter the shrine. Kamini Vadana’s lamentation.