The seventh edition of the Madhavi Festival will bring two distinctive dance presentations to New Delhi on August 28, offering audiences an insight into the courtly, temple and ritual traditions of South India. Organised by the Madhavi Foundation for Creative Excellence, the festival will feature Padma Bhushan awardee Swapnasundari’s Vilasini
KalaKalp Sanskrutik Sansthan will present AROHAN 2026, a national-level competition featuring multiple Indian performing arts disciplines, on Sunday, 30 August 2026, at the Andhra Pradesh Bhawan Auditorium in New Delhi. Open to participants from across India, the competition will include Indian classical dance, folk dance, yoga, Hindustani and Carnatic classical
In frame: Guru Dhanoop and his Shishya Ananya Photo Credits: Sreenath Narayanan
When Classical goes Viral Sriram Emani, who runs the IndianRaga movement, speaks at TEDx Chennai Video Couresty: TEDx Talks
