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Anoushka Shankar: Redefining the Sitar for a Global Generation
Anoushka Shankar stands as one of the most influential and innovative voices in contemporary Indian classical and world music. Over the course of her career, she has carved out a space that bridges heritage and experimentation, earning global recognition along the way. With multiple Grammy Award nominations and honours ranging from the British House of Commons Shield to a Songlines Best Artist Award, Shankar occupies a rare position: a deeply rooted classical artist whose work resonates far beyond its traditional boundaries.
By Aarohi Mehtaabout a month ago in Journal
Content Without Context Is Just Noise
In the digital world, everyone's screaming for attention. There are posts, ads, and videos everywhere, and all are screaming to get seen. But let's get down to brass tacks: all that content means squat if it's not being seen by the right eyes or telling a useful story. Without context, good intent can turn to waste quickly. It is just noise being sent directly into space.
By aliyashahzadiabout a month ago in Journal
Upskilling vs. Reskilling: Which Path Is Right for You?
The job market has changed. What made you valuable five years ago might not be enough today. Yet when people talk about staying competitive through learning, they often use two terms interchangeably: upskilling and reskilling. They're not the same thing—and understanding the difference matters for your career.
By Amit Kumarabout a month ago in Journal
Finding New Purpose: Navigating a Career Change Out of Teaching with Confidence
Leaving a teaching career may feel like stepping off a well-worn path into the unknown. Yet for many educators, a career change out of teaching is not a sign of failure – it is a bold step towards rediscovering purpose, passion, and personal growth. Whether driven by burnout, shifting life priorities, or the desire for new challenges, this transition may open exciting new chapters filled with fresh opportunities.
By Rochelle Martinezabout a month ago in Journal
From Delhi to the White House: The Rise of Rishab Sharma
Rishab Rikhiram Sharma has quickly become one of the most recognisable young faces in Indian classical music, especially among Gen Z listeners who discovered him through viral sitar interpretations of pop and film hits. His videos, ranging from a delicate reimagination of “Tumhi Dekho Naa” to a stirring rendition of the Game of Thrones theme, have garnered millions of views and reshaped how young people perceive the sitar. But behind this rapid rise is a deeply personal story, one rooted in grief, healing and a renewed relationship with music.
By Aarohi Mehtaabout a month ago in Journal
Designing the Invisible Layer That Decides Everything: The Hidden Workings of Governance, Incentives, and Control
Most people believe institutions run on what’s written about them: the documents, the rules, the ownership charts, the crisp lines and signatures that make everything look official.
By Maroun Abou Harbabout a month ago in Journal
Mame Khan: The Voice Carrying Rajasthan to the World
Mame Khan, one of the most recognisable voices of Rajasthani folk music, has spent years expanding the reach of India’s traditional sounds. His latest release, “Dama Dam Mast Kalandar 2.0,” signals another bold step in that direction. The track opens with shimmering electronic textures and rapid fire rap verses that collide with the earthy tones of the sarangi and harmonium. Over this blend floats Khan’s unmistakable voice, powerful and commanding. The song feels like a meeting point of old and new, a merging of sufi poetry, hip hop energy and folk heritage, all held together by Khan’s artistic vision.
By Aarohi Mehtaabout a month ago in Journal
Araj: Youthful Energy Breathing New Life Into Hindustani Classical Music
For generations, Hindustani classical music was a world largely appreciated by serious listeners who were willing to immerse themselves in its intricate grammar, slow development and deeply meditative aesthetics. Although timeless in its appeal, the art form often seemed distant to younger audiences who were unfamiliar with its nuances. In recent years, however, a wave of young artists has begun bridging this gap by presenting classical music in ways that feel relatable, vibrant and emotionally accessible. Among the most striking examples of this shift is Araj, a collective of five Mumbai based musicians who are offering a fresh interpretation of the classical tradition.
By Aarohi Mehtaabout a month ago in Journal
Jenny Han Breaks Her Silence On What We Know About The Summer I Turned Pretty Movie Release Date
If you’ve spent the last few months refreshing your feed for news on The Summer I Turned Pretty movie, you’re not alone. Fans have been ready to pack their bags for Cousins Beach the moment the season three finale aired. But before you dust off your sunscreen, creator Jenny Han has finally given a long-awaited update—and it’s not the news many hoped for.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukunabout a month ago in Journal
Virat Kohli Scores 53rd ODI Ton, Edges Closer To Sachin Tendulkar’s Historic Landmark
Virat Kohli once again reminded the cricketing world of his remarkable longevity and hunger for runs, bringing up his 53rd century in One-Day Internationals during the second ODI against South Africa in Raipur on Wednesday. The veteran India batter, now 37, delivered yet another masterclass as he reached the three-figure mark off just 90 balls, marking his second consecutive century in the ongoing series.
By Manish Bhatiaabout a month ago in Journal
Baba Allauddin Khan: The Maestro Who Shaped a Century of Music
Baba Allauddin Khan stands as one of the most influential figures in twentieth-century Indian classical music. Revered as the architect of the Maihar Gharana, his legacy extends far beyond his own performances and compositions. The depth of his training, the discipline he instilled, and the innovations he introduced continue to shape Hindustani instrumental music. His influence is most visible in the remarkable musicians he trained and in the musical pathways he opened for generations of artists around the world.
By Aarohi Mehtaabout a month ago in Journal
