Sand Art

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Sand Artist Recreates Famous Episodes Of Ramayana

To make an extravagant celebration of Diwali, construction of Ram Temple is ongoing. However, recreation of Bharat Milap, Ram, Laxman and Sita was done by a sand artist. Furthermore, the artist stated that he chose this form of art as his parents could not afford art tools. "I have a dream of making the world's largest sand art," said the artist while having a talk with ANI.

Tue, 02 Nov 2021 - 01:08 PM / by Nehal Surana

Tags: Sand art, artist, Art and Culture, Ram mandir Ayodhya, India

Courtesy: ANI

The Taiwan Times

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Taiwan To revive Art, Culture Through Subsidies From Covid Relief

Taiwan is planning a new Covid-19 relief program of NT$2.5 million (US$89,886) which will offer subsidiary to Art and Culture from August 9. Also, the Ministry of Art and Culture has said that art and culture took a hit since the pandemic has started. It held discussions to revive art and culture in the nation and this subsidy was a result of the discussion with high officials.

Mon, 09 Aug 2021 - 05:27 PM / by Umang Bafna

Tags: Art and Culture, Taiwan, Taipei, republic of china

Courtesy: The Taipei Times

Government promotes Indian tribes

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Zonal Culture Centers To Prevent And Protect Tribal Culture In India

In order to preserve and promote the tribal community of India, the government has set up seven 'Zonal Cultural Centrestos'. The ZCCs will help and encourage the tribals to promote various forms of dances, art, and culture in India by organizing various cultural events, activities, and programs. Sahitya Akademi, an autonomous organization under the Ministry of Culture, encourages the preservation and promotion of languages, especially the… read-more

Wed, 28 Jul 2021 - 07:59 PM / by Prateek Chakradhar

Tags: Government of India, Tribal Right, Art and Culture, Tribes, Indian community

Courtesy: PIB

Arun Sahu

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Odisha Artist Carves 2 Copies Of Hanuman Chalisa In Wood

Expressing love for art and culture, Odisha-based artist Arun Sahu has carved two copies of the Hindu holy book, Hanuman Chalisa, in wood. Sahu "got the idea to make a Hanuman Chalisa in wood" during the lockdown, and he wishes to gift these copies to PM Narendra Modi and CM Naveen Patnaik. He stated, "My dream is to have a mini-museum in my district."

Mon, 07 Jun 2021 - 11:56 AM / by Nikita Thakur

Tags: Arun Sahu, Odisha, Art and Culture, hanuman chalisa

Courtesy: Hindustan Times