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Aalekh Foundation organizes Women Achievers Award 2024

Honoring ‘Naari Shakti’ and women empowerment, Rennie Joyy, founder of the Aalekh Foundation expressed gratitude to the jury, volunteers, special guests, and media for helping to make the event a success.

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HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on February 29

Crisp footwork and poignant depiction marked the performances by Navyashree and Radhika Shetty

Rama Vaidyanathan's 'Sringara Rasamanjari' was a wholesome experience

Swara Bhasker Makes First Appearance Post Pregnancy Announcement; Flaunts Baby Bump In An LBD

Swara Bhasker, who is expecting her first child with husband Fahad Ahmad, has made her first appearance after announcing her pregnancy.

SwaraBhasker channels 'Telugu brides' at her wedding celebration : The Tribune India

Looking to explore myriad forms of Kasi through choreography: Meera Balasubramanian

Highlighting the rich heritage of Indian culture through Bharatanatyam, 'Kasi - Dance of Infinity' is set to be one of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts' seminal performances.

'Anvesana: Reflections in solitude' featured intriguing themes in myriad styles

Four exponents of four dance styles perform thought-provoking pieces at the Anvesana festival It was a joy to watch stalwarts of four Indian classical dance styles, Bijayini Satpathy (Odissi), Methil Devika (Mohiniyattam), Rama Vaidyanathan (Bharatanatyam), and Aditi Mangaldas (Kathak) at ‘Anvesana: Reflections in Solitude’, a digital dance festival. Bijayini Satpathy at ‘Anvesana - Reflections in Solitude’   “It is fascinating to look into the minds of a creator. Does a physical lockdown mean a lockdown of spirit and creativity?” asked Lata Pada, artistic director, Sampradaya Dance Creations, Canada, which organised the festival. While providing opportunities for young artistes with virtual projects such as the one based on Maya Angelou’s autobiography,

Dancers break the walls of solitude

Dancers break the walls of solitude Updated: Updated: Four exponents of four classical dance styles perform thought-provoking pieces at the Anvesana festival Share Article Four exponents of four classical dance styles perform thought-provoking pieces at the Anvesana festival It was a joy to watch stalwarts of four Indian classical dance styles, Bijayini Satpathy (Odissi), Methil Devika (Mohiniyattam), Rama Vaidyanathan (Bharatanatyam), and Aditi Mangaldas (Kathak) at ‘Anvesana: Reflections in Solitude’, a digital dance festival. “It is fascinating to look into the minds of a creator. Does a physical lockdown mean a lockdown of spirit and creativity?” asked Lata Pada, artistic director, Sampradaya Dance Creations, Canada, which organised the festival. While providing opportunities for young artistes with virtual projects such as the one based on Maya Angelou’s autobiography,