The Painted Mica Tablets of India
In the 18th and 19th centuries, European travelers were fascinated by Indi's painted mica tablets, depicting royal courts, festivals, and daily life. These delicate artworks, crafted on translucent mica sheets,...
Time Blindness: Understanding Its Impact and Effective Management Strategies
Time blindness is a difficulty in perceiving and managing time, often linked to ADHD and executive functioning issues. It causes lateness and missed deadlines but can be managed using timers,...
Is the Brain Still Active After Death? Unraveling the Mystery
After death, the brain remains active for a short time due to stored energy and a final wave of electrical activity. This brief consciousness may explain near-death experiences and help...
Why Brass Utensils Are Losing Their Place in Modern Homes
Brass utensils were valued for their health benefits, durability, and cultural significance. However, their use declined due to high maintenance, reaction with acidic foods, availability of modern cookware, heavier weight,...
The Psychology of Colour!
The psychology of color explores how different shades influence emotions and decisions. Colors like red stimulate excitement, blue fosters calmness, yellow promotes creativity, and green offers relaxation. Understanding these effects...
How British Photography Represented Indian Women: Nautch Girls, Aayahs, and Bhadramahilas
British colonial photography portrayed Indian women through three stereotypes: the exotic nautch girl, the servile aayah, and the graceful bhadramahila. These images reinforced colonial narratives, shaping perceptions of Indian femininity...
Rithika Merchant’s Matriarchal-Inspired Art Shines at Dior’s SS25 Show
Rithika Merchant’s artwork, inspired by her matriarchal heritage, was showcased at Dior’s SS25 show in Paris. Her embroidered tapestries, created with the Chanakya School of Craft, beautifully complemented Maria Grazia...
