The evocative music of a handloom is not merely the sound of weaving, it is a sound of civilisation. The delicate slide of natural cotton, the earthly scent of natural indigo dye, and the careful folding of a silk saree reserved across generations are more than fleeting moments. Illustration by The Geostrata They are fragments of a narrative that has been going on for the past 5,000 years: each of India, each of its unmeasured fabric, crafted by hand and entwined with soul. T

On Savarkar’s birth anniversary (May 28), we revisit his classic work Hindutva (1923) to explore his idea of Hindu identity. According to...

The temple architecture of India has been a thing of marvel and fascination for the world over centuries. In this research, we focus on...

“Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.” ~ Rumi Illustration by The Geostrata A prominent...