It is an yearly ritual for music lovers of Bengaluru. Listening to some familiar voices, discovering new ones. All music genres are presented to the discerning audience.
Four young artists put together an exhibition of their art work recently at Chitrakala Parishath. Their works brought out varied interpretations of the subconscious and the visible.
Coming from an economically backward background, Aruldass found theatre to be an empowering experience. He uses the same to help youth to steer clear of violence filled life.
Chitra Santhe is Bengaluru’s art fest hosted by the city’s reputed art school, the Chitra Kala Parishath (CKP) based at Kumarakrupa road. Vignettes from this year January’s edition.
Are the police sensitised enough to handle sexual harassment cases? Is reservation of seats buses the only safety measure? Can the women move around in Bengaluru at all times? These were some of the questions raised at the pEtE maatu panel discussion.
Dec 3rd was world disability day. On this occasion, we share Samarthanam Trust’s efforts at making cricket accessible for the visually impaired. An interview with Chandrashekar K N, head of Samarthanam’s sports desk.
