Lehar Sang Unkahi Baatein

  The mythological stories of India are not just stories, but they give an invaluable form of knowledge repository to our society, values and culture. The knowledge written in the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Puranas and many different texts is as important today as it was in ancient times. From these stories, the principles of leadership, justice, morality and action are essential to our modern life.  Life Lessons to be Learnt from Mythology  Religion and Morals - Ramayana and Mahabharata: - In the Ramayana, the integrity of Lord Shri Ram and faith in religion teaches us that no matter how many difficulties come in life, we should not forget our values. At the same time, Arjuna's dilemma on the battlefield in the Mahabharata and Shri Krishna's teaching of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita still help people in self-knowledge and decision-making.  2. Karma and Its Consequences - The Principle of Karma: The Karma knowledge of the Puranas tells us that our karma is bound to bear fruit...

I ndia is a country where music flows like blood in the veins of every human being. From the rhythms of ancient art to the upbeat melodies of folk song and the enchanting fusion styles of today, Indian music is a heady mix of culture, history and creativity. It breaks boundaries, connects hearts and inspires minds. So let us take you to this lyrical taan-bana.  Indian classical music  Indian classical music is not just a confluence of surin - it is a spiritual experience. Hindustani and Carnatic music is divided into two types - it uses ragas (musical compositions) and talas (rhythmic patterns) to produce sounds that touch the soul.  Great artists like Pandit Ravi Shankar, MS Subbulakshmi and Ustad Zakir Hussain have not only cherished this heritage but have also made it stand out at the international level.  Folk Songs Folk music is the heartbeat of India. Every village, every region has its own unique folk song that reflects the traditions, geography and lifestyle ...

  Indian cinema has always attracted the audience with its films, songs, and many presentations. When many famous historical films of cinema have celebrated their golden jubilee in 2025, many films have celebrated their completion of five years. Let's take a look at some of those films.  The Golden Age of Cinema (1975)  1975 was the golden year of Indian cinema. In this historic year, cinema not only rocked the box office with its films but also changed the standards of cinema. Technically, cinema advanced and storytelling became more commercial and impactful. This year, films were not only limited to entertainment, but they also raised various topics of society such as struggle, friendship, sacrifice, etc. So let's remember those memorable films that still live in our hearts:- Sholay:- This film proved to be a milestone for Indian cinema. Directed by Ramesh Sippy, it is a multi-genre film with an amazing mix of action, drama, comedy and romance. The character of Gabbar S...