As the seasons turn a new leaf, India witnesses an array of colourful festivities named Durga Puja, Navratri and other such festivals. The Voices team of students, which runs across the length and breadth of the country, peeps into the colourful world from the north of India to the south, traversing its way from east to west. Eat, Pray and Love – add music and dance with fasting options to it, and that’s the Indian festival of Navratri. The Shardiya Navratri festival, celebrated from September to October, is a prime instance of unity and diversity India cherishes. Even as the…
Author: Satheeshan K
Divine Dance in the Monsoon: The first drops of monsoon kissed Kerala with a gentle caress, awakening the land from its summer slumber. In the heart of this rejuvenating embrace, the villages of North Kerala are prepared for their annual symphony of spirit, the Aadi Vedan. Casting long shadows on the wet earth, the village came alive with the rhythm of drums. Theyyam artists, adorned in resplendent costumes, emerged from their homes, their faces a mesmerising blend of colours and mystique. Lord Shiva, Parvathi, and Galinja (Arjuna)- the divine trinity – were about to embark on their annual pilgrimage through…
In the verdant expanses of Beleri, located in the Kasaragod district, Padma Shri laureate Satyanarayana Baleri stands as a beacon of agricultural ingenuity. Originating from the heart of Tulu Nadu, his journey epitomises the seamless fusion of ancestral wisdom and forward-thinking innovation. Satyanarayana’s deep love for the aromatic Raja Kaima rice, combined with his profound understanding of agrarian nuances, exemplifies progress rooted in tradition. From his early years, marked by an insatiable agricultural curiosity, to his rise to national recognition, his path has been defined by a steadfast commitment to preserving age-old knowledge while embracing modern methodologies. As the seeds…
India’s ongoing parliamentary election isn’t just about politics—it’s a symphony of democracy resonating across every corner of the nation. From the bustling streets of Delhi to the tranquil villages of Kerala, the pulse of democracy beats strong. Running from April 19th to June 1st, 2024, this historic electoral process engages nearly 98 crore individuals, making it the world’s largest election and a testament to India’s unwavering commitment to democracy. Beyond the national spotlight, regional parties and local issues shape the true essence of this election. From Punjab’s agricultural heartland to Odisha’s coastal challenges, each region adds its unique hue to…