CULTURAMA - February 2019
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Dip into February Culturama for unique experiences. Aikya 2019 - the 10thedition of the annual fundraiser concert - is just a month away. Find out more about Oneness through Music for the cause of women’s education. Find out what draws thousands to the Kumbh Mela, the world’s largest religious congregation - being held at Prayagraj, in Uttar Pradesh. Read about waltzing into Vienna or be inspired by top lawyer ZIa Mody...and many more page turners.
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My disciples call me MANU MASTER!
Varsha Ramachandran shares details of Virtual Bharat’s recent film on the remarkable artiste Manu Master
BATTING FOR TRIUMPH
One of the enduring names in the Indian cricket team for over 16 years, Dinesh Karthik has proved his worth not just as a senior player but also as the captain for three years of one of the celebrated Indian Premier League (IPL) teams, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). Meera J Pillai caught up with the humble and diligent KKR captain for an exclusive interview about being an Indian cricketer and the IPL
Remembering the MAHATMA
On October 2, India observes Gandhi Jayanthi, the birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Known primarily for his non-violent form of protest, the honorific 'Mahatma', first given to him in 1914 in South Africa, is now used worldwide. In remembrance of his invaluable contributions to India's Independence, Culturama looks at some key events in his life.
SMS
Short cultural snippets for an easily digestible India
Around the world in 5
It is World Food Day on October 16, and Divya Ramesh looks at some of the most exclusive and exorbitantly priced meals from around the world.
A TRUE GLOBAL CITIZEN
During the Democratic National Convention in the United States when Democratic Party candidate for Vice President, Kamala D. Harris, thanked her ‘chittis’ (aunts) in her speech, Indians around the world went into a frenzy. She has proudly embraced her diverse background by uplifting her Indian as well as her American heritage. It is her birthday on October 20, and Team Culturama is celebrating this remarkable Global Citizen and her Indian connection
Build Your Immunity
Immunity has become one of the more commonly used words around the world since the start of the pandemic. Jennifer Thomas shares ways people can make themselves healthier
123… The Happiest Man
Varsha Ramachandran shares about Virtual Bharat’s latest video that is taking YouTube by storm with the story of Swami Sivananda, a 123- year-old man
Around the world in 5
In India, fair skin is considered beautiful. While jewels are valued, simple accessories such as flowers in the hair, bindi on the forehead and henna designs on the palms and feet contribute further to enhance one’s beauty. Let’s look at what is considered beautiful in other parts of the world
LEARNING AND EMBRACING INDIA
Being a regular visitor, Sharon Sivalenka from the United States, President of the Overseas Women of Chennai Club, believes that her journey here over the years has been evolving and she has learnt to adapt to the challenges and embrace the uniqueness of India
