For fifty years, Nashik’s Kirti Kala Mandir has nurtured Kathak not merely as a classroom discipline, but as a living, breathing stage tradition. Founded on 23 February 1976, the institution grew from a single student into a global community of practitioners, guided by a constant desire for innovation, discipline, simplicity,
Indian Classical Music is not merely a performing art. It is a civilizational continuum — a living archive of philosophy, aesthetics, discipline, and spiritual inquiry. For centuries, it has adapted to shifting political, social, and technological landscapes without compromising its grammar or inner integrity. From the intimacy of royal courts
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
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