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Puttenahalli Post

Sudha Ragunathan Concert, 25th Feb. 2017- Connoiseur Review

March 9, 2017 Usha Rajagopalan

The Sudha Ragunathan Concert at MLR Convention Centre on 25th February 2017. had music and the lake at its core. Here’s a review by A.K. Venkat, a resident of the lake neighbourhood and Carnatic vocalist. 

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Environment

Thani Avarthanam or Restroom Break?

February 14, 2016 Chitra Srikrishna

It’s almost like a switch is turned on and two things happen. People get up from their seats and head towards the doors in two different directions. Most of them make a beeline towards the

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Music Matters

The making of a mridangam

December 15, 2013 Chitra Srikrishna

Photo by: Karthik Dwaraknath The mridangam is a barrel-shaped drum used as a percussion instrument in a classical concert. It is a double-headed drum, with multiple layers of stretched leather skin covering either end of

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