Reds under Danish beds

Hans Hauge, associate professor and newspaper columnist, is very angry. In a recent article in the conservative paper, Jyllands Posten, he writes that people act "insulted" when he calls them "Marxists, Leninists, communists [...]

Posted On : Nov, 28 2007 | Comments : 0

The new cultural revolution

The Beijing Olympic Games have been described as the superpower's "coming-out party". The authorities are also slowly realising that the arts will play a central role in improving China's international image. Here we focus on the [...]

Posted On : Nov, 23 2007 | Comments : 0

A gift for Lahore

The World Performing Arts Festival 2007 is set to open for the public at Alhamra Cultural Complex (adjacent to Gaddafi Stadium) today (Thursday). Security at the event will be tight and festival goers are advised to cooperate with security [...]

Posted On : Nov, 22 2007 | Comments : 0

Sri Sailam (Sri Mallikarjunam)

This sthalam is situated in Andhra Pradesh.  It has been constructed in the traditional Dravidian style.This sthalam, along with Thiruppudaimarudur near Ambasamudram and Thiruvidaimarudur is considered an Arjuna Shetram.  The thre [...]

Posted On : Nov, 20 2007 | Comments : 1

malaysia music And dance

Music and dance are almost inseparable in the Malaysian culture. Where there is one, the other is not far behind. True to Malaysia's heritage, dances vary widely and are, if not imports direct from the source nation, heavily influenced by o [...]

Posted On : Nov, 17 2007 | Comments : 0

Bharata-Natyam

   Dancing to some ones  tune is known to all but what if when someone dances to a classical tune and that also as in a classical dance which is considered to be the most difficult dance ever. Bharata-Natyam is one of th [...]

Posted On : Nov, 16 2007 | Comments : 0

korean Traditional Music

During the Age of the Three Kingdoms (57 B.C.-A.D. 676) there were significant musical advances on the Korean peninsula, including the Goguryeo nation's invention of the 'geomungo' and the Gaya nation's invention of the 'gayageum'. There wa [...]

Posted On : Nov, 10 2007 | Comments : 1

Penis Festival in Japan

Posted On : Nov, 07 2007 | Comments : 0

Pak Jeans For Prayers

        You can now say your prayers in comfort since the release of a jean specially manufactured for people who are regular in saying their prayers; these jeans are made in Karachi only and give a look o [...]

Posted On : Nov, 06 2007 | Comments : 0

Designer Burka's On The Cat Walk

                           Designer Burka’s are now on the catwalk. Afghanistan’s capital Kabul ha [...]

Posted On : Oct, 23 2007 | Comments : 0

Non-Muslim Students Learn Arabic And Pursue Courses In Islam...

This may sound amazing for you. But nevertheless it is true. The majority of the students pursuing courses in Arab culture and civilization at Lucknow University’s Arabic department come not from madrasas. Neither do they come from Mu [...]

Posted On : Oct, 11 2007 | Comments : 0

Namdo Food Festival

This festival is one of the best Korean food festivals in the Namdo area (Jeollanam-do), which is very famous for its delicious taste. It is a very special occasion because some of the most famous and best cooks from 22 local provinces of J [...]

Posted On : Oct, 06 2007 | Comments : 0

Indian Women Much Happier Then Men

                    Indian women are significantly happier with their lives than men are, according to a global survey. Throughout the wor [...]

Posted On : Oct, 01 2007 | Comments : 0

Man With 58 Wives

                          Man with 58 Wives: In 50 years he says he has married 58 women and has forgotten the nam [...]

Posted On : Sep, 13 2007 | Comments : 0