Murmu, who presented the National Geoscience Awards-2024 for outstanding contributions in the field of Geoscience at a ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan Cultural Centre, said minerals have played a ...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-265) and index.
With stainless steel replacing bronze-brass utensils in almost all households, the age-old brass craft in Odisha’s Dhenkanal district is on the verge of near-extinction, thanks to lack of governmental ...
The prevailing law treats every collector with suspicion. The outcomes are lost opportunities to project soft power and ...
Anish Raj, aged seventeen and a resident of Sector 77, Noida, is an accomplished roller-skating athlete who has demonstrated ...
Preeti Pal, overcoming cerebral palsy and adversity, has made history with two Paralympic bronze medals and will carry ...
Asian U-15 champion Tanvi Patri and former continental winner Bornil Changmai will headline India’s 36-member squad for the ...
Once upon a time, bronze-brass utensils (locally called kansha pitala) were an integral part of everyday life. Rich or poor, everyone used them, from kings to commoners.
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