“Poison on the Platter”, is an eye-opening film, made by Mahesh Bhatt and Ajay Kanchan, illustrating how all of our lives are gonna be (adversely) affected by genetically modified foods. It is no more a farmer’s issue alone,
Ustad Barkat Ali Khan has left a lasting impression on various genres of Hindustani light classical music. He was younger brother of Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan.
Breath is a bridge between the body and the mind. When trying to meditate it is common to experience tension in the muscles and noisy thoughts in the mind.
This song is more in the Chaiti spirit of virah. Chaitra comes soon after the month of Phalgun, and we see here a touch of the Chaiti in terms of longing for the beloved in a particular season. Lata Mangeshkar sings Mira Bai’s Kin sang khelu
Lyrics: Sajni ho, Maser Saleem Ishq tere ne hame khoob nachaaya, mar gaye ham hai rabba Ishq tere ne sare aam lutaaya, mar gaye ham hai rabba Ishq tere ne ghar-baar chhudaaya, mar gaye ham hai rabba Ishq tere ne hame yu tarpaaya, mar gaye
Malini Awasthi, a disciple of Girija Devi, presents a folk song from Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India : Saiya mile larkaiya mai ka karu?! Lyrics: Baali umariya mai byaah ke aayi Mai bholi, saiya naadan Aisi vipatti pari guinya Kachu na
In Hatha Yoga Pradipika they say that the mind is the king of the senses and the breath is the king of the mind. And if the nerves, nervous system which is about 6,000 miles in our system has a rhythmic vibration then that rhythmic vibration of
Lyrics: I'm more than just, Your average girl I like to turn me up, And show the world(oh yeah) Cause some can talk the talk, But this girl just wants to rock(rock) I'm individual, I'm not like anyone I can be
Rahul Deshpande presents Kabir's verses: Lyrics Sunta hai guru gyani Gagan me awaaz ho rahi hai jheeni jheeni Sunta hai guru gyani Paahi liyaye Naad bindu se peechhe jamaya paani ho ji Sab ghat puran guru rahya hai Alakh purush
[youtube:OCk9F6VECDo] Shankaracharya penned the Sanskrit poem: Krishna-ashtak, eight verses describing Krishna in Vrindavan. It makes for delightful singing, with or without instrumental accompaniments. We have here Pandit Jasraj singing the
