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Kannada indie musicians Ashwin Mandoth and Vivek Kiran to release âNeenilladeâ (opens the original)
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Ashwin Mandoth and Vivek Kiran, two Kannada indie music composers will be releasing their song titled, âNeenilladeâ on October 6. Neenillade means âwithout you,â in Kannada and the song justifies this feeling of absence through its lyrics and music. Having worked on this particular track for over a year, the two musicians have a lot to say about the process behind its production. âI am releasing this song after a gap of two-and-a-half years. We used to practice for six to eight hours d
Songs of the Seeker, by this Bengaluru-based music ensemble, brings back the poetry of Saint Kabirdas (opens the original)
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“This project began as an experiment to bring together sounds from around the world,” says Vivaswath Rao, founder of The Sadho Project. “We take inspiration from nature, the sounds of flowing rivers and chirping birds.” . The group is scheduled to perform Songs of the Seeker at Bangalore International Centre on September 30. It is an experimental and immersive musical exploration of Kabirdas’ poetry. The Sadho Project is a Bengaluru-based music quintet which was established in July 2025, and the
This new multilingual album addresses environmental issues and climate change (opens the original)
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The Climate Emergency Mixtape is a multilingual album of six rap songs that address environmental issues and climate changes affecting society. Six artistes from across India have penned songs in their regional languages and will perform them at The Humming Tree on October 1. Kali, a Bengaluru-based artiste weaves a unique blend of hip-hop into the rhythm of Kannada. His song ‘Neer Kodu’ (Give Water) addresses the city’s water scarcity, decreasing greenspaces and increasing temperatures every ye
Talab, a Bengaluru based theatre company, is producing a theatrical reimagination of Nala Damayanti (opens the original)
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Gaurav Jakhu, associate professor of economics at IIM Bengaluru, founded the theatre company, Talab in 2022. His latest production, a reimagination of the myth ofNala Damayanti is scheduled to be performed at Bangalore International Centre, on October 4. Gaurav, who plays the antagonist, Kali, has written and directed the Hindi mythological play that tells the love story between King Nala and his wife Damayanti. The play came to Gaurav after two months of research on the story. “Before writing t
Bengaluru Rising campaign hosts talk with historian Ramachandra Guha on environmentalism, climate change (opens the original)
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As part of the Bengaluru Rising campaign, a climate talk titled, From Chipko to Climate Change was organised by Greenpeace India at Malleswaram, recently. The event was inaugurated with a talk by historian Ramachandra Guha who drew on his years of work on environmentalism, nature and India’s changing climatic conditions, and his book Speaking with Nature (2024). In his talk, Guha referred to English poet William Wordsworth as one of the first environmentalists and then mentioned Tagore and Gandh
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