Pallava Art & Architecture Artilce on the art and architeture of South India during the rule of the Pallava kings. | The Deccan Plateau Known as the Dravida land, the four states of South India offer a marked cultural and literary experience from that of the North. |
Research on Tamilnadu A regularly maintained archive of research papers focussing their research on Tamilnadu, and Tamil studies. | The Pallavas Article on the art and architecture of the prominent Pallava dynasty that rules South India from 4th to 9th centuries CE. |
The Indian Kitchen Photographic exhibition of diverse kitchens of India, and a commentary on the subtle stories they tell. | Indira Gandhi Biography of Indira Gandhi, Prime-minister and important woman leader of India, her successes, failures, and legacy. |
Jain Center of Haduvalli A quiet and desolate village now, Haduvalli (formerly known as Sangeetpur and Hadolli) is home to precious Jain monuments and history. | History of Karnataka Overview of history of Karnataka from ancient times. Covers the ruling dynasties, religious movements, and unification movements. |
Builders of Karnataka On the occasion of the 50 years of forming the state of Karnataka, we remember those responsible for unification the language and the region. | Karnataka 50 Special feature honoring the state of Karnataka as it celebrates 50 years of its formation. |
Elephants of Mysore Interesting anecdotes and history of the majestic elephants employed during Dasara festivities of Mysore. | Elephant FAQ Answers to frequently asked questions about the elephants of India. |
Indian Elephants Article on the elephants of India explores the species and their co-existence with Indians. | St. Francis Xavier The body of St. Francis Xavier kept in the Bom Jesus church of Goa is a popular place of visit due to the legendary miracles and the beauty of the accompanying artifacts. |
Mahabharat Epic An introduction to the Indian epic Mahabharat that has inspired art, literature, battles, relationships, and philosophy. | Temples of Karnataka A comprehensive survey of great temples of Karnataka with the dates of their construction and geography. |
The Somnath Temple "The great Somnath temple signifies that the power of reconstruction is always greater than the power of destruction" | In Gond Territory Conversation with a Gond elder providing insights into the lifestyle of a large tribal community of India. |
Village of Abujamara Kamat ventures into a deep tribal village of Abujamara and documents the experience. | Ants and Tribals Essay on human nature, the life of insects, and their co-existence based on a real life experience in Bengal. |
Kamasutra Positions New interpretations of ancient text Kamasutra based on post-medieval Indian sculptures, paintings, and literature. Includes graphical interpretations of many sexual positions. | Women Freedom Fighters Sacrifices and contributions of women towards India's freedom struggle; inlcudes portraits and biographies. |
Woman Who Knew Too Much Biography of a remarkable freedom fighter, social reformer and activist Kamaladevi Chattopadhaya. | Annie Besant Biography of Dr. Annie Besant, founder of ''Home Rule League'', and a great proponent of freedom for India. |
Servants of God Article on the history of the Devadasi system of India where women served in temples as courtesans and artists. | Insect Societies Through caricatures, Dr. Kamat humanizes the world of insects. |
Degrees of Vegetarianism Article on what constitutes as vegetarian food in India and answers to frequently asked questions. | Ashokan Inscriptions Excerpts from ancient inscriptions of India propagating non-violence, peace that were erected by Emperor Ashoka. |
Janavashya of Kallarasa Article on 15th century erotic work Janavashya, based on the classic "Rati Rahasya". | Mohenjodaro The remnants of city of Mohenjodaro are a great source of archeological resource for uncovering details of the lost Indus Valley civilization. |