Vajra

Crysatalite, nature in its patterns extends and imparts onto itself, the rigidity to withstand and adhere fractionaly to a point of brilliance. Diamonds glittering, refracting adorance is one such pattern from the synchrony.

Dancing within its own fractions, light refracting through faces of crystal in a path shaped by its rigidity. Sparkled.

Every moment is an embrace between light and darkness.

With thoughts clouding my mind, there is for sure thunder. I just wonder where it strikes.

What glitters in the eye could be a sparkle, just as much as it could be a thunder, enlightening as it strikes across its path.

Vajra has its origin in Hindu mythology and folk stories where Lord Vishnu was known to instrument the undistructability and unconstrainability of diamonds and thunder.

Aesthetics and Art

Aesthetics is not merely a praise or perfection or a medium for  agenda. Beyond the borders of our common belief, art is a strong conscious stimulant and moderator of our understanding and traverse through evolution. It serves our comprehensions of desire and will of planting seeds so we may sow and reap expedience.

By creating art, we innoculate our insights on the outer world in a resonant weave of influx and outflow which is emotional and behavioral. An artist is a social comentator, articulating beyond the awe and admire, in an attempt to caliberate the audience with a common understanding and classification of perspectives.

Everything we end up doing in a lifetime is our own unique art of living.

Story telling and Digital Media

Engagement
Oculesics
Responsive
Efferent back tracking
Surveys

Speak your mind

Socialy transparent


On the peripherals where criticality can spark the possibilities of a conversation,
A living commentary is an easy way to describe a pool of thoughts that you dip in and surface with every intonation. Everyone has a story to tell.


In memories frozen, a wave still picks,
To your acts to your glories
Your beautiful presentation of stories

Museums and culture

As we look for answers in the past, we have only a present for the questions of future. 

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Lucy Hawking in conversation with Anushka Ravishankar

Please join us for an interactive session with Lucy Hawking in conversation with Anushka Ravishankar.

About the Event:

Ever thought that stories can hold the key to unravel the mysteries of the universe? Lucy Hawking the renowned author, storyteller and daughter of physicist Stephen Hawking will be unravelling the mysteries of space, through a fun-filled interactive talk. Dr Hawking will talk about the series of adventure novels she has authored, working with world leading scientists to make their work accessible and entertaining to young readers. She will also give a glimpse of life in the famous Hawking household and what it is like to be played in a major Hollywood film.

About the speakers:

Anushka Ravishankar, a mathematics graduate, has made a name for herself internationally as an Indian children’s writer, with over 10 books of verse, fiction and non-fiction. Her special talent is in the area of nonsense verse, where she brilliantly adapts this difficult genre to Indian English usage, without a false note. Anushka Ravishankar can be said to have pioneered the Indian English nonsense verse form and brought it to international attention. She recently returned from a UK tour with Children’s Laureate, Michael Rosen, at the Children’s Bookshow.

Lucy Hawking is an author and the original creator of the George Greenby books, a series of adventure stories which aim to explain complex science to a young audience through dramatic storytelling. She has also written two books for adults - Jaded and Run for your Life. Lucy spent a year as Distinguished Writer in residence at the Origins Project, ASU where she was also Visiting International Scholar at the Institute of Humanities Research. She is also a fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society in recognition of the work she has done in explaining science to a young audience

RSVP: ribhu.chadha@in.britishcouncil.org

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Creed

its not just a bout between ingenious birth and inherited belonging, but it also is a concern of effering claims. You might come from the Egyptian banks, Roman Fields, Himalayan Paradise, Latin plains, royal castles, Rich Islands, God's Country or any time and civilization worth a mention, but you only come to a moment where you are one in a seven plus billion...and you are just human, that was once fish