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People from all walks of life expressed shock on the death of Jesuit priest and tribal rights activist Father Stan Swamy in a Mumbai hospital on Monday. Fr Stan, 84, was arrested by the National Investigation Agency in 2020 in connection with the Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case. While paying glowing tributes to Fr Stan, they also condemned the treatment meted out to him by the central agency and the jail authorities. Advertisement Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren tweeted: “Shocked to ...

Can Music Help Children In Overcoming Disabilities? by Image: Shutterstock Vinay* is in his late twenties and deals with several disabilities such as cerebral palsy, blindness, juvenile diabetics and hearing problems. He also faced difficulties with verbal communication and the only way he could be taught was with touch. Vinay began music therapy roughly 15 years ago and with its help, not only can he sing but passed his 1st-grade exam in a certificated course in music. Now, Vinay himself has ...

Rhythms for a jab ​ Sun, Jul 4 2021 6:57 IST | ​ 7 Views Rhythms for a jab.. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, July 4 : She may be able to sing in six different Indian languages, but she is clear that it is Hindi that she relates to most. "I grew up in Delhi. I think in Hindi too," Indian-American singer Anuradha Juju Palakurthi tells IANS. The Anuradha Palakurthi Foundation, which is sponsoring the Vax India Now initiative will witness coming together of talents like Gloria Estefan, St...

Bollywood Hungama Bobby Mandhani Created: Jul 4, 2021 - 10:00 AM IST The digital era we are living in has given a great platform to various artists around the globe. Social media has proven to be a great opportunity to people to exhibit their talents in several ways. As a result, we have been blessed with great artists who have been sharing their unique creations and even covers of popular songs. They have been also getting an enormous amount of love and appreciation. One among them is the...

Revisiting Macaulay’s Children To be Indian, our pursuit of knowledge must be rooted in an appreciation of the values of our 5,000-year civilisation based on interdependent castes and acceptance of the religious in our lives Mohan Ramanan 02 July 2021, Last Updated at 10:32 am outlookindia.com 2021-07-02T10:32:48+05:30 Many years ago I wrote an essay for the titled ‘Macaulay’s Children’. Thirty-five years on, I am pleasantly surprised that I still essentially think t...

Our own pattammal Beyond several firsts that marked her musical genius and the boundless affection the legendary gurus had showered on her, Carnatic vocalist Parassala B Ponnammal who passed away at the age of 97, early this week, was an amazingly contented human being and a bottomless repository of blissful classical music. Perhaps, it was this higher order of classical refinement and her unobtrusive philosophical approach towards life that made a befitting appreciation of her music impossible...

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Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today we revisit the groundbreaking 1995 soundtrack that changed Bollywood forever.

In seven segments, three writers describe the mridangam, partly adapting ideas from C.V. Raman’s seminal paper

Sanjay Subrahmanyan combines music with memories in bite-sized episodes.