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‘The Pollen Waits on its Tiptoe’ Satisfies Emotional Hunger Through Codified Rasas

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“Nahi Rasad rite kaschid arthah pravartate”: no meaningful idea is conveyed if the Rasa is not evoked.” Bharata Muni in Natyashastra “Rasa” refers to the emotive zests or essences evoked by a work of art. Bharata Muni, an ancient Indian sage, theorist, and scholar codified nine rasas, each signifying a different emotional state or sentiment. […]

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Telugu Medium Restaurant Blends South Indian Architecture with Culinary Excellence in Hyderabad

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Introduction A recent addition to Hyderabad’s lively Jubilee Hills neighbourhood, Telugu Medium is a tribute to the region’s rich architectural legacy. Using traditional building materials and methods, the restaurant pays tribute to the local vernacular architecture while providing a modern eating experience. It was designed by the local firm Sona Reddy Studio. Embracing Tradition in

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Famous Designs That Changed The World: Hydraulic System

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Introduction Hydraulic systems have been a significant part of human civilisation for thousands of years, with their roots in Pascal’s Law and the transmission of force through incompressible fluids. These systems, consisting of pumps, cylinders, valves, and actuators, are used in various industries like construction, manufacturing, aerospace, and transportation. It enhances productivity, efficiency, and safety

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Take a Walk Through the Stars at The Biggest Planetarium in India

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When we were children, all of us were curious about the wonders of nature. We might’ve inquired about gravity, airplanes, and of course, the limitless universe. We are assured that a large chunk of us wanted to be astronauts and moonwalk across the vast space. To satisfy our burgeoning intrigue, we might’ve visited art museums,

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Famous Designs That Changed The World: Arch

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Introduction Throughout architectural history, the arch has served as a fundamental and revolutionary component, representing human creativity and inventiveness. Large, sturdy constructions were made possible by the structural characteristics of the arch, which had its origins in ancient societies like Mesopotamia and Egypt. Thanks to this breakthrough, architects were able to push the boundaries of

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M.F. Husain Returns to Venice After Seventy Years for ‘The Rooted Nomad’ Exhibition

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The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA)  announced details of The Rooted Nomad, a unique exhibition on India’s most iconic contemporary artist, M.F. Husain (1915–2011). Presented at the Magazinni del Sale in Venice beginning April 18 and running through November 2024, this dual-format independent project, part exhibition and part immersive resonates with the 2024 Venice

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Famous Designs That Changed The World: Boeing 747

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Introduction The Boeing 747, the world’s first wide-body airliner, has become a symbol of progress, ambition, and global connectivity since its maiden flight in 1969. This essay explores the impact of the 747’s design on various aspects of our world. It represents the dreams of a human race that aspires to the stars, revolutionising air

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Basquiat’s Stretcher-Bar Painting Expected to Fetch $30m in New York Spring Auctions

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Next month, a significant artwork by Jean-Michel Basquiat, titled “The Italian Version of Popeye has no Pork in his Diet,” will be up for auction at Christie’s in New York. Executed in 1982 during the artist’s peak year, the painting features Basquiat’s iconic imagery, including a crown, a wide-eyed face, and cascades of text, on

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