Often times, there are instruments that go by many names, and in the process, end up occluding the the essential truth behind it. The next aathodya in our Continuing Series in Carnatic Classical Instruments is one that is typically called …
Carnatic Classical Instruments: Tambura
Following our previous article on the Karathaala, the next instrument provides a knotty little conundrum tied by the naughty.
One of the prime drivers behind this Continuing Series on Carnatic Classical Instruments is reviewing the origin and development of …
Excerpt: Dasama Skandha of Potana’s Bhagavata Purana IV
The following Post concludes our Series on Narasaraju garu’s Book on Bhagavatamu.
Completing our Series of Articles on the translation of Telugu Bhagavatam by Professor T.S.B. Narasaraju of Banaras Hindu University, is Excerpt IV. Those interested in reading Excerpt …
Culinary Tour of Andhra
Carnatic Classical Instruments: Karathaala
Personalities: Dharmasuri
Andhra literature is an ancient tradition that encompasses not only Telugu, but also Sanskrit and Prakrit. Continuing our Series on Andhra Personalities is a master of Poetics who explained the precepts of poesy despite being an exemplar of philosophy.…
