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Manali sculptor Khimi Ram's fine craft of devotion : The Tribune India


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Kullu valley is steeped deep in faith. It isn’t an exaggeration to say that nothing moves in the valley without the consent of the local gods. The many deities from the valleys spread across the length and breadth of the district from Manali (that shares its border with Lahaul-Spiti district) to Seraj (that meets Mandi and Shimla) are at the centre of life. The colourful palanquins, or raths as they are called, are the fulcrum of all activity; not just during the world-famous Kullu Dasehra, but also at every major and minor festivity, in times of trouble too. ....

Himachal Pradesh , Tamil Nadu , Khimi Ram , Krishan Kumar , Kullu Dasehra , Sarika Sharma , Himachal Pradesh Lalit Kala Akademi , இமாச்சல் பிரதேஷ் , தமிழ் நாடு , கிருஷன் குமார் , குலு தசேரா , சரிக்க ஷர்மா ,

Remembering Tera Singh Chan, who brought IPTA to Punjab


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India was at war with China in 1962 and, along with several other Leftist leaders, Tera Singh Chan was jailed over the suspicion that his sympathies lay with the Communist neighbour. At the same time, ironically enough, inspiring the masses on radio was his song “Eh pyaari Bharat maa”. Punjab newspapers took note of the dichotomy and the government was forced to release Chan. As we celebrate the poet-playwright’s birth centenary this year, his writings are still inspiring like his poem “Desh de kisaan, aa gaye vich maidan” reverberating at the Delhi borders that are witnessing an unprecedented farmers’ movement. ....

Andhra Pradesh , West Bengal , Joginder Singh Baharla , Preet Maan , Sarika Sharma , Gurcharan Boparai , Lekhak Sabha , Niranjan Singh Mann , Surinder Kaur , Tera Singh Chan , Gursharan Singh , Sanjha Veda , Jagdish Fariyadi , Raghubir Singh Sirjana , Indian People Theatre Association , Tera Singh , Indian People , Theatre Association , Kendri Punjabi Lekhak , World War , Kendri Punjabi Lekhak Sabha , Tagore Theatre , Kaag Samay , ஆந்திரா பிரதேஷ் , மேற்கு பெங்கல் , ப்ரீட் மான் ,

Whom the world chose to forget


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A confidential letter from Mesopotamia in March 1916 called urgently for 450 latrine sweepers from India. In temperatures unlike what they had ever faced in India, the Indian Labour Corps had been constructing roads, railways, bridges. Basra was to be a major port to launch the military campaign during World War I. When Radhika Singha came across this letter dated March 1916 at the National Archives in New Delhi, she wondered why it was marked “Confidential”. More research revealed that there had been a cholera outbreak in Basra and “.sweepers were going to be placed in jeopardy at the epidemic front”. Later, dhobis were to be called in, too, tasked with disinfecting military hospitals, exposing them to high risk. By the time the Mesopotamia campaign ended, 3,000 men from Indian Labour Corps had died in Basra alone. During the five-year commemorations of the Great War, not a tear was shed for these dead. Singha’s new book, ‘The Coolie’s Great War’ ....

Uttar Pradesh , New Zealand , United Kingdom , New Zealand General , New Delhi , Brighton And Hove , Provence Alpes Côd Azur , Tamil Nadu , Walter Lawrence , Babasaheb Ambedkar , Sarika Sharma , Peter Francis , Edwin Montague , Sukhai Zhimomi , Shrabani Basu , King Emperor , Radhika Singha , Kuhoi Zhimomi , Sukha Kalloo , Kuhoi Sema Naga , Labour Corp , Commonwealth War Graves Commission , National Archives , Coolie Corp , Jawaharlal Nehru University , Indian Labour Corps ,