Art

Explore Kirat Brahma's handmade heritage dolls that celebrate Assam's tribal culture. These soft toys bring Bodo traditions and folklore to life, preserving cultural stories for future generations.

Shot during a robbery, Rajinder Johar was left paralysed but went on to build Family of Disabled, an organisation empowering thousands — now crafting for the Adani wedding.

Udaipur-based artist Pooja Rathore’s project 'Studio The Soil’ transforms natural materials like henna, cow dung, and corn fibre into visually stunning artworks.

Through their one-of-a-kind programme, Lok Sangeet Shala, Govind Singh Bhati & Sharon Genevive are empowering young artists from folk communities to learn & celebrate their cultural identity.

Ravishankar and Surya began learning Kolam and decorating their threshold as a hobby. Today, they make elaborate designs and have 2 lakh followers.

Revealing the diversity and history of Indian music, the Indian Music Experience (IME) museum is an inspiring treasure of the nation’s rich legacy.

Coimbatore’s Radhika J A upcycles newspapers into dolls, which have found orders from across the world. She shares how her diagnosis led her to this successful business.

By defying stereotypes and mastering Kathak, Suraj Kumar is empowering others to embrace their uniqueness and follow their dreams without fear.

At just 10, Shreyovi Mehta is a runner-up at the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year award, a passion nurtured through wildlife safaris with her parents.

A Kannada short film inspired by folklore, 'Sunflowers Were the First Ones to Know' has wooed audiences worldwide, earning top honours at Cannes and now setting its sights on the Oscars.