India’s culture through its festivals, arts and crafts. This section covers Janmashtami, Guru Purnima, Raksha Bandhan, Kargil Vijay Diwas and the Hemis Festival with its Cham dances, and explains what each occasion means and how it is celebrated today. We also write about Carnatic music for beginners, Bengal terracotta and the revival of classical arts, and look at the economics behind cricket, film, heritage tourism and culinary tourism.
The economics of the cricket league are driving India’s booming sports and entertainment industry exponentially today. Moreover, the Indian Premier League generates billions of pounds in revenue each year through broadcasting rights. This creates unprecedented business opportunities across multiple sectors and regions. India’s success in cricket demonstrates the power of sport to transform entire economies. … Read more
A revival of classical arts is sweeping across India as younger generations rediscover traditional dance and music. Ancient art forms such as Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Carnatic music are gaining contemporary relevance. This cultural renaissance has created a vibrant market for performers, teachers and cultural entrepreneurs. India’s classical arts revival indeed proves that tradition and modernity … Read more
