“Colonial loot and plunder are not a faceless crime – the Limestones of Amaravati were plundered by Elliot who against vehement objection by his own officers took them to London …
Daya Thussu is a Professor of International Communication at the Hong Kong Baptist University and the Managing editor of the international journal Global Media and Communications. His 2013 publication, Communicating …
Judy Frater lived in Kutch for 30 years, during which she co-founded and operated Kala Raksha Trust, a cooperative for women embroiderers, established the Kala Raksha Textile Museum, and founded …
Dr Kevin Murray is a scholar, curator and teacher with immense contributions in the field of craft and design. Having a particularly deep interest and decades of expertise, Dr. Murray …
Wendy Werneth is an intrepid traveler, vegan foodie and polyglot. She has travelled over 117 countries so far and as a vegan has explored 30 to 40 countries and written …
Indian food has always felt like home even to non-Indians. A simple dish can feel like royalty. Tourists flock to India not just for its magnificent sights but also to …
Joseph S. Nye, Jr. is best known for coining the term Soft Power and has been one of the most influential voices in American foreign policy having served as Assistant …
Last week the world woke up to pictures of verses from the Upanishads as part of the symbolism of the building of the University of Warsaw Library. On request from …
One of the core teachings in Ayurveda, says Dr Sheila Patel, M.D., Chief Medical Officer for Chopra Global, is that one’s personal body is “inextricably connected to the environment around …
The idea for Yoga for Dementia first came to Tania Plahay when she was volunteering and doing Karma Yoga in her local nursing home. Whilst at university Tania cared for …
