Art

Hyderabad’s Manya Cherabuddi combined her love for nature with her business sense to conduct natural dye workshops and sell hand-dyed sustainable baby clothes. Today, she has conducted over 150 workshops in major Indian cities and taught over 5,300 people so far.

Shruti Dandekar from Maharashtra narrates how quitting her decade-long career in architecture eventually led her towards a new passion — quilting. Today, her work of art is displayed on international platforms.

Mumbai resident Nilesh B Mohite’s story is something straight out of a storybook — he shares how art got him through the biggest hardships, and how an encounter with Ratan Tata changed his life for good.

‘Goyna bori’ or ‘gohona bori’ is an old, traditional Bengali dish with an intricate process of creation and a rich and important history. Watch this video to see why.

At just 15, Coimbatore resident Smrithi launched Shika Creations, a terracotta jewellery and decor store that earns her Rs 25 lakh per year and sells to different parts of the world. She shares what it has been like to foray into the world of entrepreneurship.

Based out of Gunehar village in Himachal Pradesh, Jasmine and Anoop encourage children to express themselves through art, books, storytelling, and even theatre through their initiative, ‘Kahaani ki Dukaan’.

From Independence through Emergency and beyond, cartoonist and political satirist Shankar wasn't afraid to make fun of influential leaders.

Bihar’s age-old Chhapa art form is declining owing to a number of reasons, but artists in Patna are striving to keep this ancient art alive. Watch this video to see how.

Itsy Bitsy founders Harish and Rashmi Closepet had flourishing careers in Australia when they decided to leave it all, with a vision to employ rural women in India. They share their journey.

Vikram Poddar doesn’t think his switch to comedy strange at all, considering “the amount of comedy that happens in investment banking”. Though performing before bigwigs can be exciting, there’s nothing like a public show, says the comedian.