Category : Culture


The Convert: Caught Between Faith and Identity

M.K. Shankar's novel 'The Convert' explores the profound struggles of an individual torn between religious faith and personal identity, delving into themes of belief, belonging, and societal pressures.

Religious 'Nones' Grow to 24% of Global Population

A comprehensive Pew Research Center study reveals that 24.2% of the world's population now identifies as religiously unaffiliated, marking significant growth driven by disaffiliation from Christianity.

Chennai Digital Art Show Blends Indian, Korean Traditions

A collaborative digital art exhibition in Chennai transforms the gallery with augmented reality, merging Indian bindis and Korean bridal dots with CGI and 3D modeling. Artists explore sustainability in fashion through digital mediums.

Can Humans Learn to Understand Dogs?

Exploring the science and art of interpreting dog behavior, from barks to body language, and whether humans can truly master canine communication.

Defiant Gaze: Blueprint for Civil Disobedience

An analysis of how ordinary citizens, especially women, display mutinous resolve through acts of civil disobedience, from making salt to boycotting goods, challenging authority with unafraid stares.

Goan Priest Appointed Bishop of Sindhudurg by Pope

Pope Leo XIV has appointed Fr Francisco Agnelo Pinheiro, a 53-year-old priest from Goa, as the new bishop of Sindhudurg diocese in Maharashtra. He succeeds Bishop Alwyn Barreto and is known for inter-religious dialogue work.

Muslim Woman in Burqa Undertakes Kanwar Yatra

A 27-year-old Muslim woman from Sambhal district is walking the Kanwar Yatra route in a burqa, carrying Ganga water for Lord Shiva, accompanied by over 100 devotees and police protection.

ISKCON's 15th Rath Yatra in Chennai Draws Crowds

ISKCON Thiruvanmiyur marked its 15th annual Rath Yatra with a vibrant procession featuring deities, traditional performances, and a chief guest from the judiciary, celebrating spiritual heritage in Chennai.

Tharu Festival in West Champaran Celebrates Tribal Culture

The annual Tharu Festival commenced in Harnatand, West Champaran, marking over seven decades of cultural celebration. The event features traditional dances, handicrafts, and rituals, drawing visitors from across the region to preserve Tharu community heri

Ron Marz on Indian Comics & Global Collaborations

American comic writer Ron Marz discusses his past work on Indian mythology comics like 'Devi' and his new collaboration at Chennai Comic Con 2026, highlighting the evolving two-way cultural exchange.

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