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INDIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE
Culture is a symbolic, continuous and progressive process. It is the expression of finer aspects of the life-style of a group which refers to the patterns of thought and behaviour of people. It also includes values, beliefs, rules of conduct, and patterns of social, political and economic organization. These are passed on from one generation to the next by formal as well as informal processes. Culture consists of the ways in which we think and act as members of a society. Thus, all the achievements of group life are collectively called culture. In popular dialect, the material aspects of culture, such as scientific and technological achievements are seen as distinct from culture which is left with the non-material, higher achievements of group life (art, music, literature, philosophy, religion and science).
Essays on Contemporary Gender Issues
Contributed articles; with reference to India.
Vivekananda Aurobindo & Gandhi On Education
India Has Witnessed A Sociocultrual Resurgence In 19Th And 20Th Century. Socio-Religious Reformers, Nationalists, Litterateur And Others Had Enriched This Resurgence. Vivekananda, Aurobindo And Mahatma Gandhi Were Front Runners Amongst Them. The Present Work Attempts To Study Their Educational Thought In A Historical Perspective And To Enrich Our Present Understanding Of The Crisis In Education. The Contemporary India Thinks That India Should Evolve A System Of Education, Which Retains The Essential Cultural Fabric Of Eternal India, And Yet Equip Indians To Take Their Rightful Place In The World Of Science And Technology. Indians Are Concerned With Character Building, Retaining Moral Standar...
Proceedings
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Cultural Heritage of [Orissa]: pts. 1-2. Katak
Contributed articles on the cultural history of the districts of Orissa.
Constitution and Constitutionalism in India
Papers presented at a seminar in 1994.
R. D. Burman -The Man, The Music
To a nation fed on classical music, the advent of Rahul Dev Burman with his repertoire of Western beats was a godsend. RD revolutionized Hindi film music in the 1970s, and with his emphasis on rhythm and beats, this Pied Piper of Hindi film music had young India swinging to his tunes. At the same time, this genius proved his many detractors who criticized him for corrupting popular taste wrong by composing some of the most influential raga-based songs in Hindi cinema and showing an immense comfort with all kinds of music, including Indian folk. RD: The Man, The Music looks at the phenomenon called R.D. Burman and how he changed the way Indians perceived Hindi film music. Through anecdotes and trivia that went into the making of Pancham's music - the many innovations he introduced, like mixed rhythm patterns, piquant chords and sound mixing - and through interactions with the musicians who were part of RD's team, the authors create a fascinating portrait of a man who, through his music, continues to thrive, even fifteen years after his death.
