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Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration
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August 21, 2026
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Lakshmi Ganapathy
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August 27, 2026
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Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration
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August 21, 2026
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Sharanga’s Velavane: From longing to divine union
Sharanga Satchidanandam The path of love is rarely smooth, especially when it is one-sided. More so when a girl falls in love with the man...
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S. Shakthidharan: “If a family can keep love alive…there’s hope a country can.”
Lakshmi Ganapathy: I want to start by congratulating you on ‘The Jungle and the Sea’; the night I saw it, there wasn’t a single...
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Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration
Chandralekha Rasika Dance Academy Chandrakala (Mahalakshmi Rathinavel) watches as her ardent lover, Sashikumara (Nikitha Sesha), stages a grand dance drama, conceived, choreographed and presented especially...
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Keep calm and own the stage
Hindi Niketan celebrated Diwali last month with colourful dance performances, writes CARL BUHARIWALA
Why we need to sing about female desire
APARNA ANANTHUNI and DIPANJALI RAO of Urban Layas discuss female sexuality in our musical traditions and its links to sexual repression
A Rushdie novel unlike a Rushdie novel
It has a simple, easy-to-handle plot, but is relevant in a world of alternative facts, writes SAKET SUMAN
Bold and beautiful
Sydney-based solicitor outs herself as artist, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA
Kathak central: Guru and Shishya present a spectacular recital
Kathak exponent Prerana Deshpande presents a recital with disciple Helena Joshi.
When the music takes you back
It was a confluence of times as two greats of contemporary Indian music performed in Perth. UMA NAIR writes.
Perth-based actor Jay Emmanuel’s captivating tribute to his Maa
Perth-based actor puts aside early trauma to find himself in art.
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