Having started to learn Bharatanatyam at the age of ten, Archana Mahesh, a resident of Radha Nagar, is now an accomplished dancer herself. In a chat with News Today, she shares her love for art and more.
Author: M Anandavalli
A man in red shirt raised his hand and casually said he has molested and groped women while travelling by bus, back in his college days. Not just that, he confessed this in a TV reality show – Bigg Boss Season 3. He did this in front of crores and crores of people who are said to be glued to the show.
The Narasimhacharis believe that true art should bring out the best in everyone and, hence, all lessons are taught in an atmosphere of love and respect, emphasising not only technical virtuosity but integrity and sound values as well.
Did you know that seven out of 10 Indians, that is 71 per cent, have poor muscle health? It is a fact that 68 per cent Indians are protein-deficient because of the belief that protein is required only for body builders.
Socially-active residents of Lakshmipuram in Chrompet, have formed a group called Veeraraghavan Lake Protection Committee, with the motto of cleaning the waterbody.
“There are so many students, who drop out from school after 12th standard. This is because they don’t have any scholarship to join college, so, if the government can provide education at a low cost or no cost, the literacy rate would drastically increase”
Flex banners and cut-outs are still hanging around despite them being banned. Be it birthdays or death anniversaries, political meetings or protests, there will be one huge flex banner, at least, on the road and Madipakkam, Chennai, is no exception to this.
“Hello, does anyone know that we exist here?”- This is the cry of Saraswathipuram residents, who feel that they are neglected in all aspects.
Amidst the acute water shortage in Chrompet, Chennai, residents are worried as the ground water is getting mixed with sewage in various places.