Vignette of a true India

Making a Bonsai tree may be a craft or industry; but it is cruel to deny a living thing a natural environment to spread out its canopy. A Painting Exhibition at the Russian Cultural Centre, Trivandrum showcases the unheard pangs of these forcefully domesticated trees let to grow ...

For every Keralite , mangoes linger with his passe and it always bring something nostalgic into his mind. But the rapidly increasing consumerism has wiped off his time-tested affinity towards the mango trees. But a visit to the farm of Kosseri l Kurian George would whet his appetite ...

Even at the threshold of a centenary Natyacharya Guru Chemanjery Kunjiraman Nair is evocative and aesthetic in the artistic brackets of a Kathkali maestro. Aneesh Pookad meets this man of matter who lives a life for and up to this classical art propagating and reinventing its ...

Being over-hygienic Keralites used to clean their houses thoroughly only to throw the garbage outside their gates. This innate habit of the people made the State a waste-bowl rearing mosquitoes and novel forms of diseases. Savithri Suresh but finds a small village in Kerala ...

A walk with Maya Krishnan unveils you the present state of Kerala which is in a crazy run to grab the super powers of the so-called development. She ushers you to the dark harems of the Malayali mindset where they buried their once adored values ...

On the coming 24th, not only Trichur, but the whole world is celebrating Thrissur Pooram, the globe’s most enchanting sight. While an exclusive reporting of the Pooram event, standing amidst a fervent mass is seemed to be a cry for the moon, a book on Thrissur Pooram has ...

As the global event Trichur Pooram is nearing Trichur Corporation is on a scamper in this eleventh hour to make arrangements for being its most hospitable host. Dr.A.M.C.Menon talks about the burlesque and haste activities going on in the Swaraj Round in the name of beautification ...

Thrissur Pooram goes on its majestic ride with all the pomp and splendor to be titled as ‘festival of festivals’, amazing generations after generations. While the innovations and renovations for its updating are on progress, Shruthi Parasuram...

Keralites celebrate Vishu festival strictly according to the astrological calculations which apparently underscore the astronomical facts. Maya Krishnan turns the pages back to the traditional rituals to see how an average Malayali cope it with the advancements in every phase of his life. ...

Recently a Catholic priest from Kerala, South India, has hit the headlines all over the world by his unprecedented gesture of love and sacrifice. Maya Krishnan meets that ‘chosen’ one, Father Davis Chiramel, who is blessed to alight  from the altar only to practice what he ...