- Search results for yakshagana
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 | Meet the Mohans, Yakshagana's first family, who are making the art form strongerIf you ask the native Bengalureans about Yaksha Degula, then they will tell you a long story dating back to the 1960s. Such is the history created by father-daughter Yakshagana artist duo, K Mohan and | |
 | How Arshiya Tanu Vitla is breaking all stereotypes to pursue her love for YakshaganaArshiya Tanu Vitla from Dakshina Kannada who is popularly known by her stage name Tanu Vitla speaks about her journey in Yakshagana and the villain roles she has played so far | |
 | Aadi Swaroopa is not just ambidextrous, she can write in any direction, style and is pretty good at creating recordsAadi Swaroopa, a 15-year-old from Mangaluru who has been trained to write with both her hands simultaneously speaks about her recent exclusive world record and how she can write different languages | |
 | Ramakrishna Kongalla's photographs will take you behind India’s rich, timeless temple architecture and iconographyAnd when you do, you'll notice how varied Indian temples truly are and how they are much more than just religious structures, they are truly cultural hotspots. This is how he breaks down his work | |
 | How Bengaluru's Indian Music Experience has taken their craft and classes onlineWe speak to Manasi Prasad, Director, Indian Music Experience in Bengaluru to know how they have explored online classes to help students and trying to make their exhibits virtually available | |
 | Why everyone must watch Sharanya Ramprakash's famous play AkshayambaraTheatre artist Sharanya Ramprakash speaks about her theatre journey and the reason behind writing the critically-acclaimed play Akshayambara. She also talks about the Modern Indian Theatre | |
 | Learn Kuchipudi from exponents of the dance form at Lasyakalpa Dance AcademyDVS Sastry learnt Kuchipudi from the village in Andhra Pradesh it originated in and specialises in Yakshagana Sangeetham. He is also trained in Carnatic music | |
 | Why kids MUST head to this children's theatre and reading festival in BengaluruThere will be around six plays across two days and all of them are specially meant for children. Here's a complete rundown of everything that is coming up over the weekend | |
 | This JNU professor's website Kannada Kalike can help you learn Kannada on-the-goJNU's Kannada professor Purushothama Bilimale speaks about the importance of the language and his online platform that teaches Kannada to non-Kannadigas | |
 | Archana Mohan wants to revive interest in Yakshagana. This is how she's doing itAuthor Archana Mohan speaks about her new book, Yaksha, especially for children, and how she hopes it will preserve the dying art form of Yakshagana | |
 | Here's Dzone, a hip hop dance crew from Puttur which is rocking the stage these days!Dzone dance crew from Puttur have come a long way to be in the World Hip Hop Championship 2019 | |
 | The Indiana Jones of Erode: How this PT teacher got an entire TN village hooked to historyWhile employed at the school as a physical education teacher, John has a diploma in Epigraphy (the study of inscriptions) and Archaeology | |
 | Want to be an art writer? Manipal's new MA in Ecosophical Aesthetics has everything from Theatre appreciation to Yakshagana electivesA blend of artistic thought and critical appreciation, this course could well be the thing that all aspiring writers have been waiting for | |
 | This 10-year-old yoga champion from Udupi can revolve her body 42 times in one minuteTanushree Pithrody is a young yoga champion whose name’s been is included in the Golden Book of World Records and Guinness World Records. We talk to her to find out how she got into a yoga biz | |
 | Wary of NEET results, students prefer research oriented science courses in MangaluruAnother trend noticed is that the students are choosing modern humanties subjects like journalism over traditional ones |
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